Property Law and Conveyancing
A Conveyancing transaction involves a chain of steps which begins with signing of a Sale Agreement and which continues through to the actual registration of ownership in the Deeds Office, and the ultimate reconciliation of finances and payments.
When you plan to buy or sell immovable property, we can assist you with the highest quality legal assistance throughout this process. We also offer expert advice and assistance with various other property transactions.
Timing and communication is the most important part of property transactions, and because we understand this we will ensure a smooth registration process.
- Drafting and Structuring of Sale Agreements
- Drafting and Structuring of Lease Agreements
- Deeds Registry Searches
- Desktop Valuations
- Residential and Commercial transfers
- Registration of Servitudes
- Consolidation and Sub-division of Land
- Sectional Title Transactions
- Property Developments
TRANSFER COSTS
Transfer duty tariffs from 1 March 2023 to 29 February 2024:
All persons (Natural, companies and parties other than natural persons):
- R1 – R1 000 000, rate: 0%
- R1 000 001 – R1 512 500, rate: 3% of value above R1 000 000
- R1 512 501 – R2 117 500, rate: R12 375 + 6% of value above R1 152 500
- R2 117 501 – R2 722 500, rate: R48 675 + 8% of value above R2 117 500
- R2 722 501 – R12 100 000, rate: R97 075 + 11% of value above R2 722 500
- R12 000 001 and above, rate: R1 128 000 + 13% of value exceeding R12 100 000
