Topic Two of the Round Table Discussions was conducted at the end of May.

Quoin Online and URERU have joined to create round table discussions which investigate and facilitate discussions on how the pandemic impacted the property industry and its processes.

Topic two was facilitated by Francois Viruly and Robert McGaffin from URERU and our two participants, Deon van Zyl, Chairman of the Western Cape Property Development Forum, and Derek Henstra, managing partner at DHK Architects.

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Since opening its doors in 2014, Quoin Online has established themselves in the property industry as market leaders for portfolio disposals, utilizing their online sales platform.  This has seen the growth and development of the sales platform to include digital data vaults, FICA verification and credit checks.

It is no secret that time and technology share an intimate correlation. As time changes, technology develops, with one central goal: to simplify the human experience. This correlation also appears to be a steady force in the property sector. Despite simplifying and bettering the human experience, it has been proven that developing technology has an adverse effect on the environment. In the mid 2000’s, tables were turned in the property sector, and new technology was implemented to promote the sustainability of the environment, and the quality of life. Buildings were designed and erected with the specific purpose of preserving natural resources and improving the quality of life. Below we take a look at 6 construction techniques implemented to establish a greener community on the rise:

The decision to relocate, is never an easy one! It’s a decision many avoid making, with the hopes of eluding administration, market research and property hunting. But it could also be the decision that makes a difference between a good business, and a great business!