The 2010 FIFA World Cup left behind a landmark transport legacy for South Africa, but the country's long-standing troubles such as chronic potholes remain too.

Leading property management company, Broll Property Group, has added another two premium contracts to its extensive portfolio, further strengthening its position in the property management sector

Experts anticipate that the demand for petroleum sites will continue to grow over coming months and the activity seen by eager investors in this sector is proof of this.

Despite the existing uncertainty in some markets, a certain relaxation in bidders’ behaviour is being experienced, resulting not only in crowded auction venues, but also in dynamic bidding and showing that confidence in the property market is definitely improving.

Aucor’s next multi-property commercial auction will feature an array of properties suitable for the investor or for owners wishing to expand their portfolio, and with some exceptional development opportunities

2010 has undoubtedly been a year for the record books and as the last months wind down eager investors are focusing on the remaining property auctions taking place across the country

Stakeholders in the South African property market are increasingly recognising the important role that innovative finance solutions have to play.

The auctioneering industry is showing that demand for coastal properties is on the rise as more and more homes along the South African coastline are being sold via the auction mechanism

Margate Airport on KwaZuluNatal's south coast is set for a R300m upgrade.

Building materials supplier, Afrimat, has reported a 25.7% rise in diluted headline earnings per share to 50.9c for the year ended February 2010 from 40.5c a year ago.