Atterbury Property’s development of the iconic Mall of Africa secured its place among top honourees from around the world in the highly coveted international VIVA (Vision, Innovation, Value, Achievement) Awards, announced in Las Vegas, USA, on Sunday, 21 May 2017.

While house price growth in Gauteng has shown tentative signs of recovery in the last 12 months, the residential property market in the greater Midrand region has, in terms of demand, steadily continued its upward trajectory on the back of rapid development in the area.

Great value, great views, top schools and excellent shopping and recreational facilities… the New South has it all, and even offers easy and less-congested access to the Johannesburg CBD and other parts of the metro.

Attacq reports a 15.3% increase in adjusted net asset value per share for the year to end-June to R21.89.

Capital growth fund Attacq grows its net asset value per share 15.3% in the year to June.

Attacq Limited today posted its annual results for the year ended 30 June 2016.

Ideally located close to the N1 highway, Midrand is fast establishing itself as the new Northern suburbs of Johannesburg.

Taste Holdings, which mixes interests in fast-food and jewellery, is chilled about its roll-out plans for coffee store brand Starbucks.

An environmental group has applied for the legal review of a sewerage line being built on Kyalami agricultural holdings to service a shopping centre development in the area.

Atterbury Property Holdings has launched a new unlisted growth fund that will be the investment vehicle for the development company’s assets in SA, Namibia and Mauritius.