SAPOA has welcomed the education benefits that aspiring property professionals will once again enjoy thanks to the reintroduction of the BSC Property Development programme, leading to the Honours Degree in Construction Management and Quantity Surveying, at the University of KwaZulu-Natal.

The South African Property Owners Association (Sapoa) has added it voice to the condemnation of collusion in the building sector.

Thanks to the persistence of SAPOA and its legal department, the commercial and industrial property sector has won a key battle against illegal land uses in the Northern Province city of Polokwane.

The DPW signs property leases on behalf of government departments, but has never before had a formal discussion with the property sector about issues of mutual interest. 

The South African Property Owners Association (SAPOA) today announced it has a serious concern with government’s amendments to the SETA Grant Regulations.

With his wealth of experience in the property and banking sector, new SAPOA President Estienne de Klerk is set to lead the representative body with a keen focus and passion for the property sector.  

SAPOA has welcomed the appointment of the new Chief Executive Office for the NHBRC from 1 March 2013, Mr Mongezi Mnyani.

A record 38 entries have been received for SAPOA’s 2013 Awards for Excellence in Property Development. This shows growing competitiveness and confidence from South Africa’s property developers, with this year’s entries significantly higher than the 23 received in 2012.

The South African Property Owners Association (SAPOA) welcomes the approval by the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) of the 8% annual increase for electricity. 

SA’s premier commercial and industrial property Convention is set to celebrate its 45^th anniversary in style this year, kicking off with the announcement that CNN’s high-profile international business correspondent Richard Quest will be the master of ceremonies for the three-day event.