Protecting your Valuable Assets
Protecting your Valuable Assets
Services for Individual Property Owners
At Hadar Inc, we understand that your property investments are your legacy. The management of the legal aspects of these assets can be complicated and overwhelming, particularly when tenant or rent collection difficulties arise.
The property world has been drastically impacted by the ripple effects of Covid-19. With rampant cost-cutting and loss of income, rental defaults are on the rise, causing institutional and private property owners alike to explore their legal property rights. At the same time, the slump in both property values and interest rates make this a ripe buyer’s market. This time-sensitive opportunity requires legal experts that can overcome inherent system delays to ensure swift and robust property transfers.
We pride ourselves on providing expert guidance and counsel for all your property legal requirements, acting quickly, affordably, and efficiently to find optimal solutions that optimise the value of your asset.
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Thought Leadership
Has the Pendulum Finally Swung – the Proposed PIE Amendment Bill
By Liad Hadar – Director
This article first appeared in Asset Magazine’s July 2026 edition
Few pieces of legislation have shaped South African property law as profoundly as the Prevention of Illegal Eviction from and Unlawful Occupation of Land Act, commonly known as the PIE Act. When it came into effect in 1998 it represented a fundamental shift
Ownership Trumps Occupation – An Explainer
By Liad Hadar – Director
This article first appeared in Asset Magazine’s June 2026 edition
I’m going to reveal one of our trade secrets – explaining the way in which we ensure that every eviction application pursued for our clients is successful. Our Team has a motto regarding eviction applications: “it’s a matter of when, not if”.
The Cost of Delay: Why Time Is the Most Underrated Risk in Property Law
By Liad Hadar – Director
This article first appeared in Asset Magazine’s May 2026 edition
We tend to spend a lot of time talking about macro risks in property. We tend to talk about interest rates, tenant quality, location, yield and development costs. We analyse numbers, trends and market cycles.


