Kopp Commercial
Durban North, South Africa
Commercial and industrial property brokerage based in Glenashley, Durban North, South Africa, active in leasing, sales, property management and offshore investment.
About
Kopp Commercial is a real estate brokerage focused on commercial and industrial property, with its head office at 9 Davallen Avenue, Glenashley, Durban North 4051, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. The firm presents itself as a new company in name only, led by an owner with long experience in commercial property and supported by specialist brokers. Contact details are published on its website and contact page.
What the firm says it does
- Leasing, sales and management of commercial and industrial buildings.
- Commercial property management on behalf of landlords, including collection of monthly rentals and payment of monthly rates and levies.
- Assistance to South African clients on offshore property investment, described on the site as an international investment arm.
How to reach the firm
The switchboard number is 031 312 0625 and the fax number is 031 303 9062. The website offers enquiry forms, email property alerts set by search criteria, and broker profiles with direct mobile numbers. Kopp Commercial states that it is registered with the Property Practitioners Regulatory Authority (PPRA), the South African body that issues the Fidelity Fund Certificates required of property practitioners under the Property Practitioners Act 22 of 2019. Individual certificate numbers are not published on our pages: ask the firm for them and check the registration directly with the PPRA at theppra.org.za.
What is not published
Fee scales, mandate terms, property management contract conditions and a counted portfolio list are not published on this profile. Ask the firm for a written quotation. Rentals and prices shown by the brokerage on its own website are its own commercial listings and should be confirmed in writing before any commitment.
Kopp Commercial operates in South Africa, so commercial lease rules, deposit practice and taxation follow South African law, which differs from the rules in Togo, Benin, Cote d'Ivoire or Senegal. A buyer or tenant based in West Africa should have exchange control, fund transfer and tax questions confirmed by a local adviser before signing anything.
This answer is general and is not personal advice: before you commit, have your situation checked by a notary or a lawyer.
Contact
This developer's contact details are not shared. To write to them, open one of their developments and use the request form.
9 Davallen Ave, Glenashley, Durban North, 4051