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A New Chapter in Real Estate Education: Understanding Your Pathways By Samantha Woods | Director & Owner of Realty Solutions The South African real estate industry is evolving, and so are the educational pathways available to candidate property practitioners. Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of assisting practitioners nationwide
Technology & The Future of Real Estate The ground is shifting under your feet and most property practitioners don’t feel it yet A technological earthquake is reshaping every industry on earth. The property practitioners who understand what is happening and act now, will dominate the next decade. The ones who
The implementation of the Property Practitioners Act 22/2019 (PPA) has introduced significant shifts in how the property industry is regulated in South Africa. To ensure all property practitioners remain compliant and informed, we have compiled the most critical updates regarding Fidelity Fund Certificates (FFCs), registration requirements, and the expanded scope of
As a property practitioner, one of the most significant milestones in your career is the transition from a candidate to a Full-Status Non-Principal Property Practitioner (PP). This “status upgrade” is the formal process of advancing your professional standing within the real estate industry. Are You Eligible for an Upgrade? Before
Do you want to register your own agency with the Property Practitioners Regulatory Authority (PPRA)? Here are some guidelines on what is required. What needs to be ticked off on my PPRA profile before I can register my real estate agency? Logbook (one year internship) NQF4 PDE4 NQF5 If you
As of 01 November 2024, the Property Practitioners Regulatory Authority (PPRA) has implemented administrative fees on all of its services. This change is part of the PPRA’s ongoing efforts to enhance its service delivery while maintaining the integrity of the property sector in South Africa. Why the change? The introduction
