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Selling Masterpieces in Every Area
Born of the storied London auction house in 1744, Lew Geffen Sotheby’s International Realty continues a century-old tradition. This tradition extends to exceptional service and valuation of the world’s most beautiful and distinctive pieces of international real estate. The common thread of homes and private property represented by our brand is not a particular price range, but rather, the special character of the property. Our property consultants cater for clients in all price ranges offering unrivalled service and a practised eye for recognising the unique value of a property.When you associate yourself with a brand that carries a history so rich it can be traced back to 1744... you can expect great things.
Top 10 Properties
Lew Geffen Sotheby's International Realty offers a collection of fine homes, estates and properties throughout South Africa. View our top 10 selection of properties in your area:
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Gauteng
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Childproofing your home
The journey of first-time parenting is mired with trial and tribulation. Through the anxiety, fear and worry - not to mention bombardments of conflicting advice from the self-proclaimed experts - new parents often feel desperately unprepared.
Innovative Deposit Solutions to Secure Your Loan
In the current South African property market, following on the heels of the global recession, it is extremely challenging to secure a housing loan. Most lending institutions require a deposit for properties over a certain price.
Do You Have What it Takes to be a Landlord?
If you are in a position to buy to rent in South Africa, there remains a large market for rentals due to the rising number of people who aren’t able to buy their own homes. An advantage to leasing a property lies in the fact that it can be a good income as well as a sensible way to pay off existing mortgages.
Using and Estate Agent
The nerve-racking task of selling one’s home can be a stressful experience without the assistance of a real estate agent. These days, many South Africans are quite adamant about selling their homes on their own. This proves to be a misguided route to take, as the seller realizes the pressure they have created for themselves.
