A mature market built on sectional title
South Africa has one of the continent’s most structured residential markets, organised largely around sectional title and body corporate schemes. In Johannesburg, complexes and estates fill Sandton, Rosebank, Fourways and the northern suburbs. Cape Town stretches from the City Bowl and Sea Point to the security estates of the northern and southern suburbs. Durban adds Umhlanga and the Berea, while Pretoria brings the eastern estates around Menlyn and Faerie Glen.
Every scheme runs on levies: monthly contributions that fund security, maintenance, insurance and reserves, plus the occasional special levy for big-ticket repairs. Trustees and managing agents must keep clean records, chase arrears and stay accountable to owners, work still often handled through spreadsheets, email chains and paper notices.
What Condovise brings to South Africa
Condovise is a mobile-first app that unites rental management (units, tenants, leases, receipts), body corporate management (monthly and special levies, maintenance, common property) and resident services (bookings, visitor and contractor QR passes, mailroom, messaging, wallet).
It is built for the South African context: an English-speaking market, amounts in Rand, and workflows that mirror how schemes actually operate, recurring levies, special levies, and transparent statements owners and tenants can rely on. A trustee in Sandton or a managing agent in Cape Town can raise a levy, log maintenance or message the scheme straight from a phone.
Built for how South African schemes run
- Trustees of body corporate schemes managing levies, maintenance and reserves.
- Managing agents overseeing multiple schemes and estates.
- Landlords and rental agents collecting rent across units within complexes.
Made for local realities
Security is central to South African living, and Condovise fits estate life. Visitors and contractors clear the boom with a QR pass, staff are logged, and deliveries are recorded in the mailroom rather than a guardhouse register. Residents book the clubhouse, gym or braai area from their phones, and scheme-wide notices (an AGM, a water interruption, a special levy) reach every owner and tenant at once.
For a managing agent, a single portfolio view brings levy arrears, occupancy and open maintenance together across every scheme, whether the complexes are in Fourways, Umhlanga or Menlyn.
Coming soon to South Africa
Whether you look after one scheme in Durban or a portfolio of estates across Johannesburg, now is the time to get organised. Request a quote to assess Condovise for your schemes.