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The Table Bay Hotel closes for transformation: A new era begins

Staff Reporter|Published 2 months ago

Thrive Student Living launches major R800 million student accommodation development in Durban

Daily News Reporter|Published 5 months ago

Pat Lambie swaps rugby for real estate

Annie Dorasamy|Published 5 months ago

Phoenix residents say ‘no’ to open space development

Mervyn Naidoo|Published 8 months ago

Investors pampered at launch of affluent precinct Oasis Sibaya

Ntuthuko Mlondo|Published 8 months ago

All mum on future of historic Pietermaritzburg site

Bongani Hans|Published 9 months ago

Plans to build 160 social housing units in Woodstock scuppered

Zolani Sinxo|Published 11 months ago

George building disaster kills 5, 25 saved

Chevon Booysen|Published 11 months ago

Housing activists to keep watch on golf estate lease as they push for social housing

Genevieve Serra|Published 1 year ago

City invests R600m in infrastructure in Shongweni

Phindile Nqumako|Published 1 year ago

Construction of Kommetjie retirement village begins

Partnered Content|Published 1 year ago

Prime properties to be auctioned

Genevieve Serra|Published 1 year ago

Table View residents continue their plight over proposed development of land

Genevieve Serra|Published 1 year ago

Bryanston is the king of the Gauteng property jungle

Anita Nkonki|Published 1 year ago

Mammoth battle over Crawford land: Community hopes their objections will prevent development

Genevieve Serra|Published 1 year ago

State-of-the-art logistics terminal launched in Durban

Kuben Chetty|Published 1 year ago

Lid lifted on ‘rot’ in luxury estate

Aphiwe Mthembu|Published 1 year ago

The grass is greener where you water it: expats return to SA to invest in property

Xolile Mtembu|Published 1 year ago

Cape Town could see property market boom thanks to interest rate drop

Staff Reporter|Published 1 year ago

Popular Oranjezicht Market to relocate and share in V&A Waterfront’s R20bn upgrade

Genevieve Serra|Published 1 year ago

Informal settlements remain amidst Cape Town International Airport upgrade

Genevieve Serra|Published 1 year ago

West Coast National Park to see R31 million infrastructure injection to boost conservation

Genevieve Serra|Published 1 year ago

Demand for residential, business properties to change Cape Town skyline

Vivian Warby|Published 1 year ago

R1 billion Foreshore development draws fire over long-term lease structure

Zolani Sinxo|Published 1 year ago

City accuse Mitchells Plain business forums of extortion, brings MyCiTi project to halt

Venecia Valentine|Published 1 year ago