Work starts on the first phase of a R1,65bn deep-water port.

Posted On Tuesday, 20 February 2001 03:01 Published by

National government has set aside R211-million immediately for infrastructural development in the Coega Industrial Development Zone (IDZ) east of Port Elizabeth.

Posted On Friday, 15 June 2001 03:01 Published by

AN independent study by Stellenbosch-based Maritime Education Research and Information Technology (MERIT) has found that the Port of Ngqura is viable without the Coega Industrial Development Zone and more importantly, that South Africa needs a deepwater container facility at the port of Ngqura.

Posted On Tuesday, 31 July 2001 03:01 Published by
BROOKLYN Mall in Pretoria attracted a record 265000 vehicles during December, vindicating the decision that it will be the only property in the original Richway portfolio not to be sold.
Posted On Wednesday, 07 February 2001 03:01 Published by

The following is a short synopsis of some of the trends and factors influencing the property market in the CBDs of Gauteng and its decentralised suburbs. This summary should shed some light on the reasons for the rate of office vacancy. 
Panellists generally agree that the recent spate of speculative development has come to a close as evidence of some buildings that have long been completed it becomes increasingly apparent that the market is oversupplied. 

Posted On Sunday, 01 July 2001 02:00 Published by
'Rich Man, then Poor Man'
Posted On Saturday, 18 August 2001 02:00 Published by
Private fixed capital formation has been growing - and property's % of this investment is growing.
Posted On Saturday, 01 January 2000 03:01 Published by
The previous 2000/2001 National Budget introduced significant tax reforms, including Capital Gains Tax (CGT),
Posted On Saturday, 01 January 2000 03:01 Published by
Despite a year in which a number of events on the African continent served to further entrench 'afro-pessimism', investment opportunities are still to be realised.
Posted On Saturday, 01 January 2000 03:01 Published by

The Tshwane metropolitan council has allocated 4ha of land in the Pretoria city centre for the construction of a R1bn office park to be known as the Mandela Development Corridor.

Posted On Friday, 05 October 2001 03:01 Published by

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