ECONOMIC growth in Cape Town will continue to outstrip the national average, with a growth rate of 4,4 percent per annum forecast between 2005 and 2010.

GLOBALLY, the international trade in goods and services has rapidly grown as a share of world output.

EMPLOYMENT data obtained from the RSC levy database of over 40 000 formal businesses illustrate an

TEAM Cape Town a forum for organisations involved in marketing the city is close to completing a

THE WBHO/Rainbow joint venture has started work on one of the country's most prestigious

THE Herculean task of putting the City of Cape Town's more than 500 000 properties on a single

MARKETING is now under way of the remaining 6,4 of the original 25 hectares of the Tyger Waterfront

Tenants at Tyger Valley Centre have taken legal advice over a sharp increase in rentals which they

CAPETONIANS, already under a deluge of shopping centre space before the opening of the R1,6 billion Canal Walk shopping centre at Century City,

DEVELOPERS who favour the southern suburbs of Cape Town for decentralised office projects are now finding that land is very difficult to come by in these areas, says Bill Rawson,