Property Practitioners Regulatory Authority
@theppra.org.za
The Property Practitioners Regulatory Authority (PPRA) primary mandate includes, among others, regulating the affairs of all property practitioners;
Property Practitioners Regulatory Authority's Company Logos


Property Practitioners Regulatory Authority's Brand Colors
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#B70021
Monza
183, 0, 33
349, 100, 36
0, 100, 82, 28
#F78DA7
Persian Pink
247, 141, 167
345, 87, 76
0, 43, 32, 3
#7D5D3B
Yellow Metal
125, 93, 59
31, 36, 36
0, 26, 53, 51
About Property Practitioners Regulatory Authority
The Property Practitioners Regulatory Authority (PPRA) is a consumer-centric organization dedicated to regulating the property industry and protecting consumers against undesirable practices. With a primary mandate to ensure professional standards and instill transformation in the property practitioner sector, the PPRA plays a crucial role in maintaining the integrity of the industry. The PPRA offers a range of services to property practitioners and consumers alike.
For property practitioners, they provide licensing, renewal of fidelity fund certificates, and assistance with change of employment and personal details. Additionally, the PPRA offers education and qualification programs, practice notes, and exemptions. They also enforce a strict code of conduct and handle disciplinary processes.
For consumers, the PPRA serves as a resource for information. They provide research reports, court judgments, and consumer updates. Additionally, their website offers tools to find a property practitioner or agency, lodge a complaint, and access the One Learner - One Property Practitioner youth program.
With a commitment to transparency and accountability, the PPRA aims to create a fair and trustworthy property industry
Company type
Government Agency
Year founded
2022
Company size
51-200 employees
