Axia Valuations - Pty Ltd

02/03/2023

https://www.facebook.com/191437357620492/posts/5825323727565132/?mibextid=Nif5oz

Deadlines for property valuations are looming.

05/02/2020

https://www.ooba.co.za/resources/property-market-south-africa/

In the wake of a tumultuous year both politically and economically, there is yet reason for optimism. Here are five predictions for the 2020 property market.

21/11/2019

Another Cape Town iconic destination destroyed by fire. Our condolences to the owners and all employees.

With summer approaching fast we urge all owners to make sure that buildings and content are insured correctly!

Contact us today for all valuation requirements.

It appears that most of the damage was limited to the beer garden area. Locals have posted pictures of the fire and the aftermath.

22/10/2019

Book a Sectional Scheme Insurance valuation in Cape Town before the end of 2019 at a discounted fee of only R3 000.00.

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16/08/2019

http://sapropertyinsider.co.za/2019/08/16/cap-rates-property-values-time-significant-move/

A few months on from the May general election, a somber mood is once again settling in in the country,

18/04/2019

21/02/2019

Attention all Cape Town property owners. Do not pay too much for rates and taxes.

CapeTown property owners only have 60 days to inspect and object to the new valuation roll

Contact Axia Valuations today to determine if your property has been valued correctly for municipal rates and taxes. The objection period is now open

Send an email to [email protected] for a free quotation.

21/02/2019

Contact Axia Valuations today to determine if your property has been valued correctly for municipal rates and taxes. The objection period is open and you will only have 60 days to object.

The City of Cape Town has opened its 2018 General Valuation Roll for public inspection.

21/02/2019

https://businesstech.co.za/news/property/299748/it-will-soon-be-a-nightmare-to-get-hold-of-a-new-title-deed-in-sa-heres-what-homeowners-need-to-know/

Experts have advised homeowners to get hold of their title deeds before the changes come into effect.