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You are here: Home / News / Not broken, just paralysed: The cash flow consequences of South Africa’s deeds backlog | SA News

Not broken, just paralysed: The cash flow consequences of South Africa’s deeds backlog | SA News

8 July 2025 by Guest

As the Johannesburg Deeds Office remains partially closed, the delays are costing sellers, attorneys and real-estate practitioners

In February 2025, the Johannesburg Deeds Office was temporarily closed due to unsafe working conditions, which included broken lifts and fire safety non-compliance. The offices were meant to re-open within six weeks, but as of July they remain only partially open resulting in a growing backlog. For those outside the industry, this may sound like more bureaucratic noise, but for the attorneys, realtors and sellers caught mid-transaction, the delays are stalling progress and paralysing cash flow.

Registrations that usually took 6-12 weeks are now taking up…

Trade Agreements: South Africa is part of several trade agreements, including the
African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), aiming to enhance intra-African trade.

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