Property Investment


IS THE GREAT DEPRESSION STILL COMING?

By Justin Clarke on Tuesday, August 17, 2010

Nassim Taleb, author of The Black Swan, has been predicting the collapse of the global financial system for 12 years. You would guess that he should have revelled in the recent events that brought the world to its knees, but he predicts that worst is still to come. At the Discovery Leadership Summit last [...]


2010 LEADERSHIP SUMMIT

By Justin Clarke on Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Last year I attended the 2009 leadership summit put on by Synchronized and Discovery health, and it was an excellent event.

Discovery are doing a repeat in 2010, and if you are interested in what makes business leaders tick, money, politics, and business strategy, and can afford the registration fee then I really recommend the event. It is not Real Estate focussed but will motivate you and perhaps encourage a little lateral thought.


AFTER THE FINAL WHISTLE…

By Justin Clarke on Tuesday, July 13, 2010

When I watched the closing ceremony of the soccer world cup, glued to the TV as the full sized elephant mannequins drank water from a watering hole in what looked like a sandy Kalahari desert to the sounds of the Ladysmith Black Mambazo , I was overcome with pride and the realisation that IN South [...]


MORE REASONS TO BUY RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY

By Justin Clarke on Tuesday, June 1, 2010

MORE REASONS TO BUY RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY

Two weeks ago I joined a group of property people on a road show (property Wealth Network) where we presented in the four major centres, on various property topics. The event was a great success and the venues filled up as the week progressed with the final function in Cape Town being overbooked with [...]


My view on the leisure property market 2010 and beyond

By Dirk Wilson fractionalownership.co.za on Monday, May 24, 2010

After attending the property wealth seminar in Cape Town last week, I believe that forms of alternative ownership will stimulate growth in the leisure property market. Hey I am not a property economist or forecaster, but understand that the landscape has changed and that from the depths of a hard hit property sector will emerge new and exciting ways of owning leisure real estate.


3 tips for buying fractional property ownership in South Africa

By Dirk Wilson fractionalownership.co.za on Monday, May 24, 2010

As ambassadors for the concept of fractional ownership here in South Africa, we endorse fair trade and business practice that protects the consumer against any rogue operators. Its important for you to know that facts before you commit to purchasing your fractional shares. here are a few helpful tips and advice.


HOW CAN I TELL WHEN IS THE TIME TO BUY?

By Justin Clarke on Monday, May 10, 2010

HOW CAN I TELL WHEN IS THE TIME TO BUY?

We know that when property prices bubble it’s not good.
A bubble, defined as a “trade in products or assets with inflated values” is really hard to predict and as most of you experienced over the last 2 years, is only evident when prices of houses deflate fast and we realise that the air escapes [...]


CHOOSING THE RIGHT PATH

By Justin Clarke on Monday, April 26, 2010

“Most of us know these lines from one of Robert Frost’s famous poems: ‘Two roads diverged in a wood, and I, I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference.’
Creating wealth is undoubtedly the road less travelled by. Only a few have taken this path, not because they had [...]


PROPERTY WEALTH NETWORK – MAY SEMINARS

By Justin Clarke on Monday, April 12, 2010

PROPERTY WEALTH NETWORK
It is well documented that it comes to investing in Property knowledge is power. The world economy is improving and property will regain its status as a safe haven for investors, a perfect time for a seminar on property. Eight Thought leaders have got together to bring you an evening of thought provoking [...]


TO V OR NOT TO V – THAT IS THE QUESTION

By Justin Clarke on Monday, April 12, 2010

TO V OR NOT TO V – THAT IS THE QUESTION

February was a bumper month for property prices as a result of increasing confidence in the economy.
According to the latest ABSA house price index, house prices lower range (sizes of between 80m²-140m²), the average value were UP by 9,6% (y/y), with an average value of around R725 200 in March. So quite simply, if [...]


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