Mr. Louis L. S. van der Watt, CA(SA), ACMA serves as the Chief Executive Officer of Atterbury Holdings at Atterbury Property Developments (Pty) Ltd.

Mr. Van der Watt serves as Group Chief Executive Officer of Atterbury Property Holdings. He co-founded Atterbury Property, one of the biggest property developers in South Africa in 1994. Mr. Van der Watt Founded Attacq Limited in 1994 and has been its Executive Director since January 1997. Mr. Van der Watt serves as Executive Director of Atterbury IH Ltd., Executive Director of AttfundLouis, and one of the founding director of Atterbury.

He has been a Non-Executive Director of Hyprop Investments Limited since September 1, 2011. In 2009, he received the Christo Wiese Medal for outstanding Entrepreneurship from the South African Academy for Science and Arts. He qualified as a Chartered Accountant in 1992.

Mr. Van der Watt completed his articles in the management consulting division of Deloitte & Touche and obtained his CIMA qualification shortly afterwards.

Atterbury Property will develop the new head office of PwC at Waterfall City, Midrand, which will be an iconic 26 storey building and the first high-rise within the booming precinct.

Atterbury Group celebrates 20 years of successful operation at the same time as the country marks two decades of democracy in South Africa.

Atterbury Property will develop offices for leading companies Servest and Colgate Palmolive at Waterfall.

Attacq limited ("Attacq") - a leading South African capital growth property company listed on the JSE -announced its full-year results today since listing on the JSE on 14 October 2013.

R1.3 billion Newtown Junction opens in the Johannesburg CBD next week

Hyprop Investments Limited ("Hyprop")(JSE: HYP) today announced a distribution of 472 cents per combined unit for the year to June 2014 ("the year"), up 11,3% on FY 2013 and ahead of guidance previously provided by the company.

Property leaders, Hyprop Investments Limited ("Hyprop") and Attacq Limited ("Attacq") have restructured their investment in African Land Investments ("African Land"), whereby Hyprop, through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Hyprop Mauritius,willhold 50% in Manda Hill, African Land's only asset.

Developers will keep on building malls, says Emira Property Fund CEO James Templeton on the side lines of the South African Property Owners Association conference.

Leading South African property and development company Atterbury together with Shoprite Checkers and local developer 2020 developments are developing the new Bela Mall.