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Sharon Ball Properties Sharon Ball Properties, a personalised boutique agency, est 40 years ago offers both sales & rental administration.

Our diversified client & property portfolio, areas of sales and expertise, reach from the City Bowl through to the Southern Suburbs.

27/10/2026

Scammers are allegedly using photographs and altered ownership documents belonging to a Camps Bay holiday villa to target estate agents and holidaymakers.
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14/10/2026

A family occupying a luxury property in Camps Bay, Cape Town, has been ordered by the Western Cape High Court to vacate the home by the end of November after withholding more than R1.4 million in rental payments amid a dispute over alleged maintenance problems.
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15/07/2026

Evicting unlawful occupiers could soon become a less complicated process for property owners, with government currently proposing the most significant overhaul of eviction laws in decades.
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24/06/2026
18/06/2026

Trees are loved until they crack your wall, block your light, or end up in your neighbour's gutters.

At Van Deventer Dowlath & Marx, we're seeing tree-related property disputes rise sharply as urban areas densify and older suburbs mature.

What starts as a neighbourly irritation can quickly become a serious legal and financial liability, especially after severe storms or when protected indigenous species are involved.

Whether you're a homeowner, a body corporate trustee, or a developer managing common property, understanding where that line falls is no longer optional.

We break down what South African law says about storm-damage liability, body corporate obligations, the strict limits on self-help trimming, municipal street trees, and the criminal consequences of touching a protected indigenous tree without authorisation.

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26/05/2026

A recent Western Cape High Court ruling has reinforced a critical reality for South African property owners: unlawful occupation can become legally protected once a property is regarded as a “home” under PIE legislation.

As highlighted by our Associate Director, Jason Berkowitz, the case of University of Cape Town v S.M.L and Others demonstrates how quickly an eviction matter can evolve beyond ordinary ownership enforcement into a complex constitutional and statutory process.

The judgment confirms that courts will consider the lived reality of occupiers, including the risk of homelessness, when determining whether PIE applies, even after a lawful eviction order has already been executed.

For landlords, investors and managing agents, the case is a powerful reminder that eviction matters require careful legal strategy from the outset. The incorrect approach can result in delays, additional costs and the need to restart proceedings entirely under the correct legal framework.

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12/05/2026

After years of lengthy eviction battles, SA's new property law finally makes it easier for landlords to deal with non-paying tenants 😳 Full story in the comments

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19 Bowden Road Observatory
Cape Town
7925

Opening Hours

Monday 09:30 - 14:00
Tuesday 09:30 - 14:00
Wednesday 09:30 - 14:00
Thursday 09:30 - 14:00
Friday 09:30 - 14:00

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+27214481550

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