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Levytate Managing Agents

Name: Levytate Managing Agents
Address: 4 Langford Road, Westville, 3629, ZA
Telephone: +27319401207

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Levytate Managing Agents is a Division of GeoAfrika Property Management (Pty) Ltd.

15/09/2026

📩 AGM notice landed in your inbox?

Your AGM is your opportunity as an owner to have a say in the decisions that affect your scheme. But what if you can’t attend?

👉 Don’t simply ignore the notice.

Complete the Proxy Form included with your AGM documentation and return it to your Managing Agent no later than 48 hours prior to the meeting.

By appointing a proxy, you ensure that your vote can still be represented at the meeting, even when you can’t be there yourself.

From budgets and levies to trustees and important scheme decisions, your participation matters.

🏢 Can’t attend? Appoint a proxy. Make your vote count.

09/09/2026

Your community. Our expertise.

Great community scheme management is about more than collecting levies and arranging meetings, it’s about keeping everything behind the scenes running smoothly, responsibly and transparently.

From the Upper Highway through to Salt Rock, Levytate Managing Agents provides comprehensive support across:

📋 Administration
📊 Financial Management
🤝 Secretarial Services
⚖️ CSOS & Compliance
🛠️ Maintenance
👥 HR Services

Whether supporting trustees, managing day-to-day operations or helping protect the long-term value of your property, our focus is simple: well-managed schemes and stronger communities.

📍 Proudly managing community schemes across KZN.

Levytate Managing Agents
Better management. Better communities.

📧 [email protected]
📞 031 940 1207

07/09/2026

🌸 SPRING GIVEAWAY! 🌸

Spring has arrived, and we’re celebrating with a little something special!

You could WIN a hamper valued at R1 500! 🎁

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Here’s to fresh starts, brighter days and a little spring spoiling, courtesy of Levytate Managing Agents. 🌸🏡
Winner will be announced on this page, the official Levytate Managing Agents page.

Competition ends 21 September 2026.
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28/08/2026

MYTH vs FACT: “I’m an owner, so I can park anywhere.”
Not quite.

Living in a community scheme doesn’t mean every open parking space or piece of common property is available for personal use.

Under South Africa’s prescribed conduct rules, owners and occupiers may not park or allow their visitors to park on common property outside their allocated bay or designated visitor parking without the written consent of the trustees, except in an emergency.

Why does it matter? Because clear parking rules help:

🚙 Keep visitor bays available for visitors
🏡 Ensure fair use of common property
🤝 Reduce unnecessary neighbour disputes
✅ Keep the scheme organised and well managed

The takeaway?
Common property belongs to the community but that doesn’t mean it’s a free-for-all.

When in doubt, check your scheme’s parking rules or speak to your managing agent before you park.

Levytate Managing Agents
Better management. Better communities.

24/08/2026

CCTV ON COMMON PROPERTY: CAN OWNERS DEMAND ACCESS?

Short answer: No — not simply because you’re an owner.

Security cameras are there to help protect the community, but the footage they capture can also contain personal information about residents, visitors, employees and vehicles.

Under POPIA, CCTV footage needs to be handled responsibly. This means owners cannot demand constant, unrestricted access to cameras or hours of footage simply because the cameras are positioned on common property.

🔐 Access should be controlled and for a legitimate purpose.

If there has been a specific incident, such as theft, vandalism, property damage or a security concern, an owner may submit a request identifying the date, approximate time, location and reason the footage is required.

The trustees, managing agent or authorised security provider can then assess the request and determine the appropriate way to deal with the relevant footage.

Common property doesn't mean open access to CCTV.

🪪 Security matters.
🔐 Privacy matters too.
✅ Good scheme management protects both.

Levytate Managing Agents. Professional management. Better communities.

17/08/2026

COMPLIANCE MATTERS ⚖️

For community schemes, it’s not about nationality — it’s about compliance.

Schemes should ensure employees and contractors are legally entitled to work in South Africa and that service providers meet the necessary legal requirements.

Proactive compliance helps protect your scheme from legal, financial and reputational risk.

Is your community scheme properly managed and compliant? Let Levytate help you stay ahead.

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09/08/2026

Happy Women’s Day! 💙

Today we celebrate the incredible women who lead, nurture, inspire and strengthen the communities around them.

From the women making important decisions behind the scenes to those creating homes, building businesses, raising families and supporting their communities — your contribution matters.

Here’s to strong women.
May we know them.
May we be them.
May we raise them.

From all of us at Levytate Managing Agents, we wish every remarkable woman a very Happy Women’s Day.

29/07/2026

Pet Rules Explained

Can an HOA ban certain breeds? Sometimes — but rules must be reasonable, clear and applied fairly.

HOAs may set pet rules around breed, size, number of pets, noise, roaming, cleanliness and safety. However, they should not make arbitrary decisions or apply rules differently from one homeowner to another.

If a pet becomes a nuisance — for example constant barking, aggression, damage to property or roaming freely — the HOA can take action. This may include a warning, written notice, fines if allowed in the rules, or requiring the owner to resolve the issue.

The key is balance: residents should enjoy their pets, while neighbours are entitled to peaceful, safe community living.

Levytate Managing Agents helps communities apply rules fairly and keep estates harmonious.

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20/07/2026

A well-managed reserve fund helps ensure your community scheme is prepared for future maintenance and unexpected repairs—protecting both your property and its long-term value. 🏡

Need trusted community scheme management advice?

Contact Levytate today and let our team help you manage your community with confidence.

📧 [email protected]

09/07/2026

💡 Trustee Myth vs Fact

MYTH:
"Trustees can make any rule they want."

FACT:
Trustees cannot create or enforce rules based on personal preference. All conduct and management rules must comply with South African legislation, including the Sectional Titles Schemes Management Act and many rule changes must follow the correct approval process.

Rules should be:

✔️ Fair and reasonable
✔️ Applied consistently to all residents
✔️ In the best interests of the scheme
✔️ Compliant with CSOS requirements and relevant legislation

Trustees are elected to manage the scheme responsibly—not to make arbitrary decisions.

Their role is to act in the best interests of the body corporate while ensuring all owners and residents are treated fairly.

Levytate Managing Agents helps trustees navigate legislative requirements, ensuring your scheme remains compliant, transparent and well-managed.

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Address

4 Langford Road
Westville
3629

Opening Hours

Monday	08:00 - 16:00
Tuesday	08:00 - 16:00
Wednesday	08:00 - 16:00
Thursday	08:00 - 16:00
Friday	08:00 - 16:00

Telephone

+27319401207

Website

https://www.levytate.co.za/

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