Attacq, Tricolt to launch first high-rise luxury apartments in Waterfall City

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Attacq has partnered with property development company Tricolt to launch Ellipse Waterfall, the first high-rise luxury apartments in Waterfall City. The development is comprises four towers, the Newton, Kepler, Da Vinci and Galileo, totalling 590 apartments. The first……more

Sapoa, town planners decry delays in City of Joburg

Planning delays by the city has resulted in a loss around R100 million for one developer.
Suren Naidoo  /  17 October 2018 
Sapoa says there has been a considerable decline in planning approvals by the city. Picture: Shutterstock
The South African Property Owner’s Association (Sapoa)……more

CT drops opposition to Maiden's Cove review application

15 OCT 2018  
In April this year, the Bungalow Owners' Association and Others filed an application in the Western Cape High Court, asking the court to review and set aside the City of Cape Town's decision to sell and lease the……more

Emira fund to sell 25 of its office assets to a new majority black-owned entity.

Listed property fund Emira has agreed to sell 25 of its office assets for R1.8 billion to a new majority black-owned entity.
In a separate transaction, Emira has acquired a 9.9 percent interest in JSE AltX-listed Transcend Property Fund for R45.9 million.
These transactions……more

This is what the R2 billion Jewel City development on the seedier side of Joburg’s CBD will look like

James de Villiers , Business Insider SA
 
Jewel City's Block 1 on the corner of Joe Slovo Driver and Fox Street in the Johannesburg CBD (supplied)
Property developers Divercity will spend R2 billion to redevelop six blocks of Johannesburg’s CBD and the iconic……more

Recession shows no slowing for commercial and industrial property development

Good news for the commercial and industrial property sector. While residential and retail property take a huge knock, Stats SA revealed earlier this month that the star performer during the 2nd quarter of this year has been construction. Despite South……more