Articles related to "Fixtures and Fittings"
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Hardscaping for better property value
Hardscaping can increase the value of your home. This is what this entails.
Lifestyle and Decor
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Sarah-Jane Meyer
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26 Jul 2023
How to design an accessible garden
Here are some landscaping, paving and planting ideas for gardens everyone can enjoy.
Lifestyle and Decor
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Sarah-Jane Meyer
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27 Jun 2023
Taking the first step in purchasing and maintaining floors
Floors are an integral part of a any building. How should they be cleaned and maintained?
Lifestyle and Decor
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Private Property Reporter
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07 Sep 2021
Fireplace maintenance and safety
Here are some tips for keeping your fireplace in mint condition.
Property Advice
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Sarah-Jane Meyer
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14 Jul 2021
Investing in smart security features in South Africa
Smart security innovations can greatly enhance home security. What progress has been made in South Africa?
Property Advice
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RE/MAX
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30 Apr 2021
Home sales: Looking beyond price to get deals done
Getting the deal done involves more than just price considerations.
Property Advice
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Press
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30 Apr 2020
Buying a home: Should you follow your head or your heart?
You’re buying a home, not dating it, so it’s important that logic rather than emotion influences your decision.
Property Advice
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Lea Jacobs
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29 Mar 2018
Fixtures and fittings: what’s included in a sale
Disputes over fixtures and fittings during a property transaction are common. Here's what you can do to avoid misunderstandings.
Property Advice
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Lea Jacobs
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07 Sep 2017
Shoddy home maintenance could land you in court
That loose tile, rotting deck or wobbly ceiling fan could result in you getting sued if someone visiting your home gets injured because you failed to carry out adequate maintenance.
Property Advice
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Lea Jacobs
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25 Jan 2017
What’s included when you buy or sell a property?
Avoid confusion during a property transaction with this guide on how to differentiate between movable and fixed property.
You rescued that genuine Victorian broekie lace when they demolished ...
Property Advice
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Martin Hatchuel
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19 Feb 2015
