Category Property News
JSE-listed construction group Basil Read has bought three Volvo cranes, used for laying pipes, from the Babcock International Group to use for its Olifants R
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Ascension lists on JSE's main board
Category Property Fund News
Ascension Properties‚ a substantially black-owned property loan stock company‚ has made its debut on the Real Estate sector of the JSE's Main
Tshwane has bold vision for development
Category State Property News
TSHWANE, one of the largest metropolitan areas in SA, is opening a new chapter by developing the municipality into a first-class destination for visitors, in
Gauteng 'to work with business to create jobs'
Category Current Affairs
GAUTENG's development agencies would work this year towards providing additional certainty to business in order to inspire investment, aiming for a "
Director-general's 'dodgy' deal in KwaZulu-Natal
Category State Property News
THE KwaZulu-Natal government is trying to cancel an estimated R240-million lease deal for a 14-storey building which is only being partially used. Alread
Retailers' push into townships crushes Metcash
Category Retail Property News
LOCAL retailers' expansion into underserviced areas such as townships may have led to the collapse of what was once the biggest wholesale business in Afr
Camps Bay demand remains strong
Category Property News
CAPE Town’s Camps Bay, which boasts the trendiest beach promenade in SA with top restaurants, remains the most desired address in the mother city.
Real estate tipped in Africa investment rush
Category Property News
INVESTORS looking to participate in the sub-Saharan Africa growth story should consider property, according to Derrick Roper, CEO of Novare Equity Partners.
SA companies to invest in Africa
Category Property Fund News
WITH rapid urbanisation and consumers becoming increasingly sophisticated, Africa is starting to attract commercial property investment from South African co
Hotels move into Africa
Category Hospitality Property News
AS GROWTH in the South African hotel industry slows down after the pre-World Cup spending boom, local hotel groups are looking to expand in the rest of the c
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