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Thinking of selling? Don’t wait for further rate cuts

Despite interest rate uncertainty, Cape Town's property market remains resilient. Discover why now may be the right time to sell.

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What to expect from the property market in 2021?

What to expect from the property market in 2021?

The Claremont/Lynfrae market is expected to remain active

The Claremont/Lynfrae market is expected to remain active

Last Will and Testament, do not forget to provide for these important costs

Last Will and Testament, do not forget to provide for these important costs

How to keep your home safe whether on vacation or staycation this festive season

How to keep your home safe whether on vacation or staycation this festive season

Ensure you are working with a properly qualified estate agent

Ensure you are working with a properly qualified estate agent

Important aspects about bequests to persons married in community of property

Important aspects about bequests to persons married in community of property

What every homeowner should know about being a good neighbour

What every homeowner should know about being a good neighbour

Lease Agreements Explained

Lease Agreements Explained

The importance of a Will

The importance of a Will

Planting a tree greens your property and Cape Town

Planting a tree greens your property and Cape Town

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