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 FROM
BERRY EVERITT
It's an ill wind, they say, that blows nobody any
good, and that's certainly true of the mounting traffic congestion
in our major cities, which has brought about a significant increase
in the number of home searches on our websites in the hours between
17h00 and 19h00 - when many commuters now stay in their offices
waiting for the traffic on their homebound routes to abate.
This is good news for home sellers, as is the fact
that prospective homebuyers are making increasing use of our hotline
for home enquiries - 0860 104 355. This is not least, we're sure,
because every call to this line is answered not by an impersonal
automated system but by a real human being who can flexibly respond
to the caller's queries.
These developments slot in well with our continued
efforts, as SA's real estate technology leader, to optimize our
web presence and ensure maximum exposure for our clients' properties
to prospective buyers both here and overseas - while at the same
time continuing to offer the highest levels of personal service
as we engage with the individuals who are the heart of our business.
And our hi-tech, hi-touch approach certainly appears
to be succeeding, given the rising number of web-initiated sales
being reported by our branches around the country - and the fact
that in a still-slow market, many of them have recently enjoyed
record sales months.
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A cause for concern is the casual attitude an increasing
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| Selection of most viewed Properties for September 2009 |
| Constantiaberg
- R 30,000,000 |
Bergvliet
- R 2,100,000 |
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| Randburg
- R 2,250,000 |
St
Francis Bay - R 4,900,000 |
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| Soweto
- R 390,000 |
Simons
Town - R 35,000,000 |
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Stellenbosch
- R 55,100,000
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Durbanville
- R 7,000(Rental) |
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| Constantia
- R 14,995,000 |
Claremont
- R 980,000 |
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Every month the Property Signpost Newsletter
will be issued to all our subscribers, filled with real estate
information to help you make an informed decision, whether you are buying
or selling a property.
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Your Area Specialist:
Chas Everitt International sales agents have all
the latest market information regarding local property values at
their fingertips - and are committed to the highest standards of
personal service when it comes to selling your home. In addition,
the Chas Everitt International property group offers you, the homeowner,
the best possible exposure for your property in both national and
international markets. So if you are thinking of selling your home,
call your nearest Chas Everitt International office today for the
name of your local area specialist - or visit www.ChasEveritt.com
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