Cape Town women’s group pools money to build houses
A group of Cape Town women from Philippi, Crossroads, Khayelitsha and Strand have started a stokvel with a difference. They
Property
#SeamlessSA: Physical retail needs to step up
Traditional brick and mortar retailers still have a future despite the boom in online retail, but they have to be
Cash is king in the Winelands
The real estate market’s response during a downturn is largely predictable, with tighter budgets, cash-strapped consumers and fewer property sales
Inner city property development scheme creates new jobs
The R9bn Jobs Fund (JF) set up by government in 2011 to co-finance public, private and non-government projects has partnered
Data management changes the property management game
Without effective data analysis, property investors don’t have a hope against their more digital-savvy competitors when it comes to tenant
Atterbury leadership succession plan taking shape
Real estate developer and investor Atterbury is moving forward with its leadership succession plan with the appointment of Armond Boshoff
Is Black Friday a threat to SA’s December retail sales?
The Black Friday sales bonanza, which takes place towards the end of November, is now bigger in SA than ever
Parly adopts report on land expropriation
The Ad Hoc Committee – set up to amend Section 25 of the Constitution – has adopted a report on
Port Louis remains Africa’s top city in Mercer’s 2019 Quality of Living Ranking
” data-lazyauto=”true”> Port Louis, Mauritius © byvalet – 123RF.com It was closely followed for overall quality of living by three
New Sea Point skyscraper to include affordable housing
Cape Town’s Municipal Planning Tribunal has approved a proposal for a skyscraper that would include affordable housing in Sea Point.