Gillian Kemp agent profile

Gillian Kemp

More about Gillian

With a previous 33 years in the banking sector, Gillian Kemp has since been in Real Estate since 2012. Partnering with Gail Pelser, this dynamic duo has had an excellent time in the last 8 years, having achieved many companies and supplier awards including the coveted Top Selling Sales Agent consecutively. Her strengths includes a dynamic personality, excellent interaction with clients, providing a World Class service and ensuring lasting relationships. Gill is well qualified and holds a NQF5 Banking Finance (Milpark/Unisa), Dip. Mkg Management (GSM), Dip. Sales Management (GSM) and NQF4 SSeta Qualification Real Estate. She is an avid traveler and loves music, gardening, studying & Yoga. Gill is a Humanitarian who supports community projects, animal welfare and aged community responsibilities. With her always active mindset, she looks forward to assisting you in the Buying and Selling process, as well as your pre-qualification of home loan finance requirements.

Estate Agent Property News Articles

Market & Opinion

Important red flags in property deals to look out for

17 Jul 2024

Learn how to spot important red flags in property deals to avoid scams. Verify agents, confirm property ownership, and be cautious of fake listings. Stay vigilant and protect your investment.

Market & Opinion

Rental growth surges in Q2 2024

03 Sep 2024

Rental growth in South Africa surged in Q2 2024, reaching its highest post-pandemic levels. The PayProp Rental Index shows year-on-year growth peaked at 5.2% in June, outpacing inflation for the first time in five years. While tenants face rising debt burdens, landlords and rental agents are seeing real-terms returns improve, signaling a potential recovery for the sector. Provinces like the Western Cape are leading the way, with rental growth hitting 11.7% – the fastest since 2017.

Market & Opinion

Housing Affordability: How First-Time Buyers are Coping

09 Jul 2024

First-time homeownership remains a challenging goal for many South Africans, particularly the youth. Despite a brief period in 2020/21 when interest rates were cut to record lows, participation by young buyers, defined as those under 35 years old, has continued to decline steadily since 2010. This is according to insights from the latest FNB Estate Agents Survey that looks at understanding how first-time buyers are navigating a tight monetary policy environment.

Market & Opinion

How to buy a home in a tight market

13 Sep 2024

Buying a home in any market can feel daunting, however, it can become even more nerve-wracking when the market is tight and you need to make decisions quicker than you would have if it wasn’t. So how do you approach a tight market as a buyer? What do you need to do to secure your dream home?