Brigitte Bray agent profile

Brigitte Bray

More about Brigitte

After completing her honours degree in Accounting, Brigitte completed her articles at KPMG and thereafter worked at an IT company as a Financial Manager and also lectured... Accounting at Boston City Campus. After spending time at home with her kids, Brigitte decided to tackle the property market with a prominent property company. Brigitte enjoys that the property industry brings challenges, keeping her on her toes and eager to tackle every day. Moreover, she loves meeting new people and helping them find their dream homes! Brigitte has joined our team as our Southern Peninsula area specialist – coupled with her experience in finance and property, Brigitte is well equipped to assist both buyers and sellers make smart financial plans and decisions regarding their property portfolios. Contact Brigitte today to chat about your property requirements.

Estate Agent Property News Articles

Market & Opinion

Costs of selling your home

16 Jan 2023

There are a number of costs to factor in when selling a property – many of which are payable upfront before transfer can occur. To avoid being caught short, sellers are advised to have adequate savings in place before placing their home on the market.

Market & Opinion

Student accommodation a key driver in Bloemfontein’s residential property market

05 Dec 2022

A university city, Bloemfontein’s residential property market enjoys the spin-offs of its well-established educational infrastructure by way of accommodation for students, employees, associated services, and the investment by parents

Market & Opinion

What are the signs of a changing property market?

16 Mar 2023

It is impossible to time the property market with total accuracy but, for those who know what to look out for, there are a few key indicators that can point to a potential change in market conditions.

Legal

Collect rent in cash? Make sure you stay compliant with money laundering rules

24 Jan 2023

According to an International Monetary Fund assessment, “the widespread use of cash in South Africa poses a high risk for money laundering and terrorist financing”. With that in mind, the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) issued a report in October 2021 requiring substantial legislative changes by November 2022 in order for South Africa to avoid being greylisted by the international watchdog.