Shadowy Joburg’s night lights are slowly coming on again.

Regenerating Jo’burg’s inner city was always going to be complicated. Now, even doubters think it may really happen

Johannesburg's inner-city recovery has to date been focus ed on Newtown, the old financial district, and Braamfontein. But suddenly long-neglected New Doornfontein on the Johannesburg CBD's east side looks like it is becoming the city's new focus

Another Jo'burg inner-city summit is greeted with hope and scepticism

The four star Mapungubwe Hotel Apartments on the corner of Ferreira, Marshall and Anderson Streets in the Jo’burg inner city will be opened on July 1 2007.  So says Gustav Holtzhausen of Circlevest Properties, joint project developers with Atterbury Property.

Joburg redevelopment bears fruit, writes Don Robertson

Johannesburg's Central Business District is experiencing a major resurgence in the provision of parking facilities.

Performance indicators show a 200% increase in building-plan approvals for 2002-03 in city area.

Office occupancy rising as major companies and council support urban project

The Gauteng provincial government is quietly buying properties in central Johannesburg. It appears to be assembling ownership of as many as five city blocks, an action that looks like the first phase of a multibillion-rand precinct development.