Interest keeps Concor in the Western Cape

Les Weil, executive chairman of JHI Real Estate, says that listed property counters are competing vigorously to augment their investments

Vigourous competition for listed companies

Positive outlook

CONTRACTORS and developers in the Western Cape with healthy order books have had fears allayed that a shortage of clay bricks

Listed industrial property fund Metboard has acquired a portfolio of 22 properties from Lyons, at a cost of R176.4 million.

Reaction to the six month results ending December 31st 2003 from Spearhead Property Holdings has been excellent and the company is now increasingly seen as being in the "exclusive category of real performers on the JSE Securities Exchange".

Contractors and developers in the Western Cape with healthy order books have had fears allayed that a shortage of clay bricks might cause a 2004 building bottleneck.

Zone near Noordhoek beach offers wealth of wildlife Developers keep project eco-friendly

The Industrial Development Corporation, the prime governmental agent for development of the economy, is taking the unfolding oil and gas exploration and production scenario along the West Coast of Africa very seriously.