New property development The Woodstock launches in Cape Town

Many South Africans are of the mindset that it is better to purchase their own home - if they can - rather than rent, and effectively pay off someone else’s bond.

In a groundbreaking move, Growthpoint Properties has successfully taken a sizeable South African commercial building completely off the municipal water grid.

Accessibility, affordability and the current revitalisation project makes the Woodstock & Salt River a sought -after industrial node with higher rentals being charged for available stock.

Aucor Property has announced that its first multiple commercial property auction to be held in Cape Town will take place on the 6th of March 2014 at the Double Tree by Hilton Hotel in Woodstock. The auction will start at 12h00.

Mixed use properties, particularly those on the peripheries of the major cities where they can serve both commercial and residential needs, have become highly sought after

CBD regeneration and the development of the frequented landmark Biscuit Mill Development has had a great influence on property values in Woodstock, Cape Town. 

Three neighbouring industrial buildings in Albert Road Woodstock are being redeveloped into a trendy, upmarket mixed use complex to be known as The Woodstock Exchange

Growthpoint Properties Limited announced 14,4% growth in distribution per linked unit for its financial year ended 30 June 2008, with both the company’s earnings and its distributions outperforming forecasts

Exceeding budgeted expectations, South Africa’s largest JSE-listed property company declared a distribution of 51,1 cents per linked unit for the six month period to 31 December 2007, compared to the 45 cents per linked unit in the comparable period