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31/10/2025

🏡 𝐍𝐞𝐞𝐝 𝐚 𝐑𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐚𝐥 𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐭𝐲 𝐏𝐫𝐚𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐞𝐫 𝐘𝐨𝐮 𝐂𝐚𝐧 𝐓𝐫𝐮𝐬𝐭?

Whether you're a landlord or tenant, Giovan from Harcourts Parys is here to make your rental journey seamless — from tenant screening to lease management and everything in between.

Let us handle the details so you can enjoy peace of mind. 💙

📞 082 940 5404
📧 [email protected]

15/10/2025

17/04/2024

Ever wondered what happens after you lodge a complaint with the Rental Housing Tribunal? Let's break down the process step by step:

1️⃣ Registration: Once a complaint is lodged, it is officially registered with the Tribunal.

2️⃣ Notification: Letters are sent to all parties involved, informing them of the complaint and the next steps.

3️⃣ Preliminary Investigation: The Tribunal conducts a preliminary investigation to determine if the matter constitutes an unfair practice.

4️⃣ Mediation: A mediation session is scheduled to attempt to resolve the matter amicably. If an agreement cannot be reached, the matter proceeds to a Tribunal hearing, known as Arbitration.

5️⃣ Tribunal Hearing: During the Tribunal hearing, evidence is presented, and both parties have the opportunity to state their case. A ruling is then issued, which is binding on all parties involved.

6️⃣ Legal Weight: A ruling from the Tribunal holds the same legal weight as an order from the Magistrate’s Court under the Magistrates’ Court Act 1944 (Act no. 32 of 1944).

7️⃣ Appeal Process: If either party is dissatisfied with the Tribunal's ruling, they have the option to take the matter to the High Court for review.

Understanding this process can help both landlords and tenants navigate the system with confidence, ensuring fair and equitable resolutions to rental disputes.

Stay tuned for more insights into the Rental Housing Tribunal as we continue to explore its role in promoting fair housing practices.

10/04/2024

Continuing our journey through the Rental Tribunal, this week, we're diving into "who may lodge a complaint and how?"

Any of the following persons/entities can lodge a complaint:

1️⃣ Tenant
2️⃣ Landlord
3️⃣ A group of tenants
4️⃣ A group of landlords
5️⃣ Any interest groups

Now, let's talk about how to lodge a complaint:

The process is straightforward. Here are your options:

1️⃣ Visit the Rental Housing Tribunal Office: You can complete the complaint form in person at the Tribunal's office.

2️⃣ Fax it to the Rental Housing Tribunal: You can fax the completed complaint form to the Tribunal for review.

3️⃣ Utilise the Rental Housing Tribunal Information Office: Some local authorities may establish information offices where you can submit your complaint form.

Stay tuned for more insights into the Rental Housing Tribunal as we continue next week with the steps to follow after lodging a complaint.

09/04/2024

15 April - World Art Day: Discover the Magic of Our Reception Area!
Step into our little but mighty greeting room and be met by a rush of inspiration! We're excited to present a carefully picked selection of artwork that captures the essence of who we are. We are more than just agents; in April, our team's artwork will be on show.
Each item tells a story about the passion and talent that define the Harcourts Parys team. Come in, see the art, and let it speak for itself. Because we are more than simply a business; we are about making relationships and creating beauty in every place.

05/04/2024

Are you visiting Parys this weekend? Why don't you visit the following places?
1) “Kom sing saam” at Udolpho call 0829657002 for more information
2) “Ietsie Mooi”, 93 Bree Street
3) Take a fun photo’s at “Kiki's Vintage Photo Studio”, 73 Bree Street
4) “The Garden Boutique Eatery”, 8 Middel Street

03/04/2024

Continuing our journey through the Rental Tribunal. This week, we're diving into the question: "What powers do they have?"

Here's a glimpse into the authority wielded by this essential entity:

1️⃣ Summoning: They have the power to summon landlords or tenants to hearings or mediation, ensuring both parties have the opportunity to present their cases.

2️⃣ Enforcement: The Tribunal can order tenants or landlords to comply with the Rental Housing Act, ensuring that all parties adhere to the law.

3️⃣ Judicial Weight: Rulings from the Tribunal carry the same legal weight as judgements from the Magistrate court, providing decisive resolutions to disputes.

4️⃣ Penalties and Judgements: They're not just about making recommendations; the Tribunal can issue fines and judgements to enforce compliance and resolve conflicts effectively.

5️⃣ Fair Rent Determination: In addition to resolving disputes, the Tribunal also has the authority to determine fair rentals, promoting equitable agreements between landlords and tenants.

Stay tuned for more insights into the Rental Housing Tribunal as we continue to unravel its role in ensuring fair and harmonious rental experiences for all.

29/03/2024

Wondering what to do on this Easter Weekend? Here are some events in the Parys area:
1) 29 March "Kruistog" Vredefort, 079 874 1860 starting 11h00 to 13h00
2) 29-31 March R59 Vredefort Dome Wine Route, JB Bekker 083 646 3686
3) 30 March "Automobiel uitstalling & kuier", Noble Equestrian Stables starting 08h00
4) 30 March "Kliprif Mark", "Rocky Ridge" starting 09:00 to 16:00
5) 30 March "DJ DAIZY", "Moments Square, Bree Str" starting 18h00.
6) 30 and 31 March "Markie-Market", "Droomvrou Sjiek Boetiek"

27/03/2024

Understanding the Rental Housing Tribunal

Ever wondered how disputes between landlords and tenants are resolved without the hassle of going to court? 🤔

Enter the Rental Housing Tribunal!

The Rental Housing Tribunal is an independent body appointed by the MEC under the Rental Housing Act. Its primary mission? To iron out disagreements between landlords and tenants in rental residential dwellings.

So, what does this mean for you? It means having a dedicated entity ready to step in and mediate disputes, saving you from the headaches and expenses of lengthy court battles.

Whether it's issues with rent increases, maintenance problems, or breaches of rental agreements, the Rental Housing Tribunal exists to provide a fair and accessible resolution process for all parties involved.

For the following weeks, we will be explaining the Rental Tribunal

22/03/2024

Are you visiting Parys this weekend? Why don't you visit the following places?

1. “Markietie Mark”, at “Doomvrou Sjiek” 9 Water Street
2. “Cherry Boutique”, 100 Bree Street (part of Cherry Square)
3. Rugby and netball week kicking off 22 March and ends on 25 March, 57 Schilbach Street Parys High School
4. “Jimmy Jaggers Bar & Grill”, C/o Middel & Bree &, President St, Parys, 9585