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 | RBS Katz Breskal, an authorised financial services provider is pleased to announce that it now offers its clients the benefits of Rentshield as an additional service. Rentshield is a unique property letting management tool which enriches RBS product offering and adds value to the level of service provided to clients. Read more >>
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 | Bonatla Property Holdings has announced that it has bought 75.1% stake in Namavect Proprietary in a share-swap deal that will enable the company to participate in the development of a Kimberley diamond and jewellery hub in partnership with the Northern Cape government. Read more >>
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 | Marriott International has sent 5,000 small pieces of Africa to all four corners of the earth to celebrate its purchase of the Protea Hospitality Group, and in the process secured clean drinking water for some 100 African families, or approximately 500 people, for the next three years. Read more >>
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 | Alistair Anderson Investors have continued to pump money into JSE-and London Stock Exchange-listed Capital & Counties (Capco‚) this year‚ as they look to gain exposure to prime London property. Read more >>
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 | Property group Redefine International has made an offer to shareholders to receive a cash or scrip dividend. Read more >>
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 | Repeated statements by estate agents that South African residential property, far from heading towards a price bubble as some commentators have predicted, is in fact still undervalued, are borne out by the latest residential building statistics released by Absa's chief economist, Jacques du Toit, and his research team. Read more >>
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 | While there has been a massive improvement in the economy over the last two years, with many more consumers entering the property market for the first time, the current financial environment is not without its challenges, says Adrian Goslett, CEO of RE/MAX of Southern Africa. Read more >>
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 | Rapid urbanisation is a growing reality and Cape Town has the highest urbanisation rate in South Africa. Read more >>
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 | OTTAWA, CANADA: Smartphone manufacturer BlackBerry has sold most of its Canadian properties to San Francisco-based real estate investment firm Spear Street, for Can$305m (US$278m). Read more >>
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