Estate agents and BEE: ConCourt ruling may reshape who sells property in SA

News24 Business27 October 2026 at 20:03

Real estate professionals will be watching closely to see how the Constitutional Court treats a high court ruling that the Property Practitioners Act’s BEE certificate requirement for Fidelity Fund Certificates is unconstitutional.
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