Durbanville Suburb and Wine Region - Centrally situated, Durbanville, a suburb and wine region, is approximately 28km from central Cape Town, a twenty-minute drive from Blaauwberg beach and close to the towns of Stellenbosch, Paarl, Malmesbury and Wellington. It is relatively small in comparison to the rest of the city [...]
Property valuations are provided by registered Professional Valuers, although Estate Agents are also able to provide their opinion of value. At the end of the day, both professionals provide an opinion as to the market value of a property, although there are factors which one has to consider, as there are [...]
City of Cape Town – Check the Municipal Value of your Property Now! Regarding our previous article, the 2015 General Municipal Valuation Roll is now open for inspection and the objection process will run from today, 19 February until 29 April 2016. Log on to the City of Cape Town’s [...]
With current trends in the Cape Town residential property market, one can almost consider it to be isolated from South Africa, which is experiencing various economic and political pressures, as demand for homes in the Western Cape Province is still high. Rising costs, interest rate and tax hikes caused a [...]
Farm valuations are complex and there are many factors which need to be taken into account. The valuation of wine farms or vineyards is no different and one cannot simply apply a comparable sales rate per hectare to the extent of the farm to calculate the value of such. It [...]
We have officially opened our Cape Town Branch. For all your Residential, Commercial, Wine Farm and Property Valuation requirements, do not hesitate to contact us. We are independent, registered and professional Valuers. Our experienced and qualified personnel are registered with the South African Council for the Property Valuers Profession (“SACPVP”) [...]
Inside nearly every household's garage or kitchen sink cupboard lurks harmful substances like old paint cans, used motor oil, garden pesticides and weed killers, used batteries, old computers or electronics, harsh cleaning chemicals, or pest killers. If you dump this noxious stuff down the drain, you'll pollute the water supply. [...]
Wait for a full load Don't turn on the washing machine or dishwasher until it's full. Each washing cycle uses more than 25 gallons of water; make sure that every drop counts. Save baths for special occasions A shower uses about half as much water as the average bath - [...]
Use durable goods: Ditch disposable razors for reusable ones. Swap plastic cups and paper plates for ceramic ones. Choose reusable food containers over plastic wrap. Choose rechargeable batteries over the conventional single-use kind. Buy recycled products: Look on labels for products - like writing paper and toilet tissue - with [...]
