Category South African Property Market
There is a hint of a slowdown in the prominence of foreigners buying of domestic residential property, revealed the latest FNB Estate Agent Survey.
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Autocratic management 'creates havoc' in sectional title schemes
Category Newsletter: Article
Do the owners, trustees and bodies corporate of sectional title schemes and the shareholders of shareblock schemes have the powers to make any rule?
Easy ways to make your home feel cosy this winter
Category Newsletter: Did you know?
Looks like the remaining winter months will be chilly throughout the country, especially if Eskom continues to implement load shedding.
Average house price passes R1m mark - index
Category Newsletter: Article
The average house price for June rose 5.2% year-on-year, slightly up from Mays 5.0%, according to the latest FNB House Price Index.
Why sell and let through us?
Category Newsletter: Company Message
Many of you may or may not know that Coastal Property Group comprises of three individual but fully integrated companies, creating a diverse service offering.
5 Cool developments to keep an eye on in Cape Town CBD
Category Newsletter: Article
If the CBD's developments in the pipeline are anything to go by, Cape Town is set to become even more of a world class destination in the next couple of years.
Cape Town cruise liner terminal will boost tourism
Category Newsletter: Article
The R178 million cruise liner development is one of several developments to contribute a cumulative R223.7 billion to the economy by 2027.
Myertal Tactical Security
Category Newsletter: Company Showcase
Myertal have been providing highly effective and smart offsite CCTV monitoring solutions catered to a national and rapidly growing client base since 2009.
Cape Town CBD prepares for 'residential boom'
Category Cape Town Property Market
With almost R2 billion investment in the city centre confirmed in the past three months, economists say Cape Town is heading for its next property boom
Cape Town rates bills set to rise by 10% on 1 July 2015
Category Cape Town
City of Cape Town has adjusted its property rates increase for the 2015/16 financial year to 10 percent, down from the 10.83 percent proposed in its draft.
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