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A R200,000-plus legal bill. A battle with the PPRA. And a property entrepreneur asking why the rules appear to change when it suits the regulator.
Bronwyn joins the conversation to unpack her court fight with the Property Practitioners Regulatory Authority, the cost of compliance, consumer protection, transformation, and what she believes is holding South Africa’s property industry back.
She explains why she invested millions into her business, why the legal fight has become bigger than her own company, and why she believes unclear regulation creates serious problems for property practitioners and consumers.
The discussion also tackles Fidelity Fund Certificates, the cost of operating in property, the R27,000 advertising barrier, technology, black ownership and participation, and the role of regulation in transforming the industry.
She also explains why ZapHub was created as a different approach to property advertising, and why she believes lowering the cost of entry could bring more people into the industry.
The bigger question is simple: who benefits when regulation becomes expensive, unclear and difficult to navigate?
This is a direct conversation about South Africa’s property industry, regulation, business, transformation and the fight over who gets to shape the future of the sector.
#SouthAfrica #PPRA #Property #RealEstate #SouthAfricanPolitics #PropertyIndustry #Regulation #Transformation #ConsumerProtection #FreeSpeech #BusinessSouthAfrica
