Wednesday, 21 September 2005 02:00

Record-breaking building bonanza for Buffalo City

R400m worth of plans passed in six months.

Officials believe the establishment of the Richards Bay Industrial Development Zone (IDZ) will attract light industry to this port town, which has previously been dominated by heavy manufacturing.

Wednesday, 08 December 2004 02:00

Eastern Cape catches the property tsunami

 

Eastern Cape is the fastest growing province in SA in terms of house price increases for the third quarter of this year, compared with the corresponding period last year.

Monday, 06 December 2004 02:00

ECape to revive underutilised railway

 

Bisho - The Eastern Cape government has proposed to host a railway indaba next year at which the vastly underutilised railway network in the province will be on the spotlight.

Monday, 23 August 2004 02:00

Don't price yourself out of the market

Landlords need to be aware of developments trends to avoid pricing themselves out of the market.

 

THOSE of us who live in SA's major cities (37% of us, according to a new report) know very well the dramatic contrasts which make up our large urban environments, but we seem to struggle to come up with new ways of thinking about where we are going.

Friday, 05 December 2003 02:00

Disputed Wild Coast toll road to go ahead

The environment and tourism department has approved the proposed N2 Wild Coast toll road project

SA Port Operations (Sapo), which made a positive contribution to Transnet's results, has shown what an attractive investment some of its business units might be for the private sector.

Friday, 15 August 2003 02:00

Major upswing in East London.

Strategically situated in the heart of the Border / Ciskei / Transkei region, East London - or Buffalo City - is becoming a major service centre of growing importance, a factor which has created a strong demand for both commercial and residential property in the areasays Gwyn Bassingthwaighte,
who heads up the commercial property division of Pam Golding Properties East London office.

South Africa's textile industry was in for a R400 million investment boost following decisions by foreign-local joint ventures to put up three greenfields plants, it emerged at the weekend.

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