Glynn Smithers agent profile

Glynn Smithers

More about Glynn

Founding member and CEO of CDS Plastics CC until 2017

Founding member of Concept Office Furniture and Office Options (PTY) LTD 1985-1995

Founding member of Group Purchasing 1980

Former purchasing officer at Reckitt and Colman 1978 and BP 1975

Former managers assistant The Argus 1972

University od South Africa 1973 Economics

University of Stellenbosch 1970-1972 BA in law an Political Science

Paul Roos Gymnasium 1969

Acitve in Somerset West Round Table -- past chairman

Active in Rotary

Estate Agent Property News Articles

Legal

The legal steps to selling a property in South Africa

30 Aug 2024

Selling a property in South Africa can be an exciting and rewarding endeavor, whether you're aiming to capitalize on your investment or seeking to finance the purchase of a new home. However, understanding the legal steps involved is crucial to ensure everything runs smoothly. Failing to comply with the necessary legalities can lead to costly delays, disputes, and complications.

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.

Technology

How AI is being used to scam property buyers and sellers

20 Nov 2024

The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in real estate has revolutionised property transactions, offering tools for better property analysis and customer engagement. However, criminals are exploiting these advancements to perpetrate sophisticated scams that can be used to target property buyers and sellers in South Africa.

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.