Johan Bezuidenhout agent profile

Johan Bezuidenhout

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Johan Bezuidenhout is a distinguished legal professional with a diverse range of expertise, including qualifications as an attorney, conveyancer, notary, mediator, and auctioneer. His journey in the legal field began with his father, who established an attorney’s practice in Tulbagh in 1976. Johan took over the family business in 2007, running it independently and continuing the legacy of excellence started by his father.

Under Johan's leadership, the firm expanded its reach, opening an additional office in Ceres in 2020. For over four decades, the Bezuidenhout family has been dedicated to serving the local community across various legal disciplines, including litigation, business, property, and personal matters.

In addition to his legal career, Johan has a deep-rooted passion for agriculture. He founded Capeland Farming Properties, an estate agency focusing on the sale of agricultural properties. As the owner and principal of this agency for the past decade, Johan played a significant role in connecting buyers and sellers in the agricultural sector. Recently, he made the strategic decision to join the Harcourts family, further expanding his professional horizons.

Johan's multifaceted career reflects a commitment to both the legal profession and the agricultural community, cementing his reputation as a trusted advisor and advocate in his field.

Estate Agent Property News Articles

Market & Opinion

Pricing smart: The real difference between a home's value and its marketability

30 Oct 2025

In today's ever-evolving real estate market, understanding the intricate balance between a property's value and its marketability is crucial for both sellers and buyers. We delve into the key differences between these concepts and explore how they impact property transactions. Plus, we'll take a closer look at how a property valuation is done in South Africa.

Market & Opinion

The property market finds its footing again - here's what's driving the recovery

22 Oct 2025

The latest FNB Estate Agents Survey for Q3 2025 paints a cautiously optimistic picture of South Africa’s residential property market. After months of uncertainty, market activity, agent confidence, and buyer sentiment have all improved, particularly in the affordable housing segment, which continues to drive growth nationwide.

Industry

Overpricing Costs South African Homeowners Time and Money, New MyProperty Report Finds

10 Sep 2025

South African homeowners risk losing both time and value when they overprice their properties, according to the newly released MyProperty Sentiment Index 2025. The report, based on feedback from over 200 estate agents, reveals that over 75% of homes end up selling below the asking price — and in many cases only after extended delays.

Market & Opinion

Thinking of selling your home privately? What South African sellers should know

25 Nov 2025

With the rising cost of living and tighter bank lending conditions, many homeowners are looking for ways to cut costs when selling, including the idea of avoiding estate agent commission by selling privately. While this may seem like a way to keep more money in your pocket, the risks in today’s market are far higher than most people realise. A private sale can quickly become expensive, stressful, and legally risky if you’re not fully prepared.