The amended property sector code objectives are made to remove barriers that prevent Black people from owning property or participating in the property market.

Promote economic transformation in South Africa’s property sector by building a competitive and inclusive industry that reflects the country’s demographics and advances equity.

The legislation change takes place when the generic B-BBEE codes of good practice change. Legislation change is driven by the aim to improve transformation impact of the sector and South African economy.

Property Sector Code legislation is developed under the authority and guidance of the Broad Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) legislation to create a conducive environment and to enable transformation of the property sector.

The Property Sector Code (PSC) is a sector-specific B-BBEE code, gazetted by the Government to set out transformation requirements for the South African property industry.

The Property Sector Charter Council (PSCC) Tuesday Insight is a communication platform that PSCC publishes and shares every Tuesday.

Greetings from the Property Sector Charter Council once again. We hope you enjoyed your holidays, and we wish the best of luck this year.

The QuadPara Association of South Africa (QASA), established in 1978, is a national non-profit organisation that represents and supports people with spinal cord injuries and mobility impairments.

Supported Employment Enterprises (SEE), part of the Department of Employment and Labour, was established in 1943 as Sheltered Employment Factories to provide jobs for a persons with disabilities.

Rali Mampeule is a pioneering entrepreneur and visionary in South Africa's property industry. From humble beginnings as a street hawker to becoming an internationally recognized property leader, his journey embodies resilience, innovation and purpose.

The national Council for Persons with Disabilities (NCPD) established in 1997, is a leading organization dedicated to promoting, protecting and advancing the rights of people with disabilities in South Africa.

Hatla Ntene stands as one of South Africa's true pioneers in the property and construction industry, a visionary whose career reflects excellence, integrity and transforming.

Economic Development measures the extend of development investment and contribution towards under-resourced areas as a percentage of total annual investment.

Jackie van Niekerk is a fearless leader and trailblazer in South Africa's property sector, redefining what it means to lead with vision, purpose and impact. Since becoming CEO of Attacq in 2021, she has driven bold initiatives that transformed flagship asset, delivered innovative precinct projects like Waterfall City and embedded sustainability at the heart of development.