Is it cheaper to build or buy a house in South Africa?
The short answer is that it is cheaper to buy an existing house in South Africa but every year less so.
I am looking to build a 3 bedroom home. I am currently away due to work and will only be able to return to Pretoria at the end of next month so that we can start discussing.
Please only message me, no calls. Okay so here's the scenario. square meter double story house with: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, Open floor kitchen, dining room and a lounge.
It’s a replacement tile
Composition: sqm covered. Comprising of sqm house, 50sqm garage, 56sqm covered verandah and pool (30, ltrs) on a light sloped plot (sqm). Traditional brick and mortar build with corrugated roof on a single floor with some retaining walls and an elevated garage. Current state: Plans are submitted to municipality. Architecture and engineering drawings are available. Soil report and BoQ are drawn up and available. I understand that quality of finishes can make or break the best laid budgets and as such like to receive a rough pricing indicator for wetwork/sqm only, before asking for a detailed quote, to avoid wasting each others time. NB. Please note that this build will take place in Knysna - not George.
I would like to build an additional bathroom on to the master bedroom, with a shower basin and a toilet. Have a double carport in front of the current single garage that I want to build walls with a double garage door to it.
Fascia boards need refurbishing
There is already a garage, I just need the roofing changed and fix the inside of the garage properly, and I would like to expand the kitchen.
My roof is leaking and repair the fisherbords
Hi i have roof tiles with triangle knock that i think where the leaks come from and some tiles might broken
Need replacement of roof thatch for a small room outside