Waterfall Corner, a prime neighbourhood convenience centre in the landmark Waterfall Business Estate in Gauteng, opened, 10 April 2014.

Promoting a live, work and play environment that is ecologically sensitive while providing a superior, quality lifestyle.

In 2014, as was the case in 2013, the fortunes of the South African property markets will once again be inextricably linked with the country's economy and other markets,which means that, in the interim, local property will not enjoy the same uptick that's becoming apparent in some global property sectors.

Waterfall City development is driving Africa’s fastest-growing urban node, marking the next wave of its ambitious commercial development at the landmark Waterfall Business Estate.

Attacq‚ previously Atterbury Investment Holdings‚ has raised R512m in a "heavily oversubscribed" private placement and has closed its book build‚ the company said on Wednesday.

Attacq poised for a year of growth. Since its successful JSE listing on 14 October 2013, its share price has consistently traded around the R18 mark with strong demand and positive sentiment.

The abridged prospectus and annual results published by Attacq clearly underline the quality proposition that the unlisted property development fund will bring to the market when it makes its debut on the JSE next Monday.

Atterbury has announced it is developing the 120,000sqm Mall of Africa, for R3.5 billion – South Africa’s largest single-phase shopping mall development to date – financed by Nedbank Corporate Property Finance.