Geyser: who pays?
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In a sectional title complex, who must pay the insurance excess for the replacement of a geyser? Specialist sectional title lawyer Jennifer Paddock answers an iafrica.com reader...
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› Excess payments for hot-water cylinders
› Heat water, not the sky!
› Save money and the world
› Excess payments for hot-water cylinders
Home loans remain elusive
Bonds remain hard to get and estate agents claim that applications are drowning in NCA red tape...
To fix, or not to fix
Should you fix your interest rate? And if so, at what rate and for how long?
Property developer conned
A property developer might never again see thousands of rands he lost in an alleged share scam.
Housing's future changing
Future affordability of housing and drastic changes in the way the middle class in SA lives...
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Checking the electrics
Selling your home? Tips on how you can prepare for the electrical inspection...
Land prices surging
Development along the R59 is causing land prices to increase six fold in this Gauteng town...Print giving way to 'Net
Print is steadily losing ground as the internet becomes the prime advertising medium.
Mortgage trends in SA
36.7 percent of buyers pay cash. This and other insights from a mortgage trend study...
Eskom freezes rentals
Eskom's price hikes will make it impossible to raise rentals by even as much as five percent.
Rentals under pressure
A surplus of space is causing commercial property rentals to come under severe pressure...
Gauteng saving Clarens
Gautengers are causing resurgence in the Free State's scenic Clarens.
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Marcus gets it right
The new Reserve Bank Governor is doing the right thing for markets, an economist says.
'Economy needs rate cut'
Pam Golding Property says a rate cut would have been good news for the economy and consumers.
The recession is dead
SA's economy moved out of recession in the third quarter of 2009, Stats SA says.
Home Sweet Home(Swop)
House-swopping for a cut-price break could turn into holiday heaven... or hell.
Property 'swindler' cleared
A property developer accused of fraud has been cleared of charges by the court.
