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2.0KAuctionsHow to navigate property auctions in South Africa – Park Village Auctions
Park Village Auctions’ Roy Lazarus highlights key property auction considerations, as it’s easy to get caught up in the excitement of a...
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3.1KInsightTrends set to fuel home loan activity in 2025 – ooba Group
ooba Group CEO, Rhys Dyer, unpacks 2025’s projected trends - consumer friendly lending behaviour by banks, consumer saving and reverse semigration.
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2.3KDevelopmentsCapital Hotels, Apartments and Resorts’ Pearls Shore development in Umhlanga
Construction on the Capital Hotels, Apartments and Resorts’ Pearls Shore is due to be completed between March and May of 2025.
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2.2KDécorKey interior design trends for 2025 – Executive Creative Directors Decorex Africa
Decorex Africa Executive Creative Directors share their views on potential interior design trends for this year.
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929NewsBlok’s limited-edition recycled tote bags crafted from the ONE26ONM billboard
Blok’s recycled bags project is a creative collaboration with artist Al Luke who designed the original artwork and The ABC Collection.
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1.7KDevelopmentsR24.6 million Sports Complex development at Simbithi Eco-Estate
Simbithi Eco-Estate has completed the construction of a R24.6 million investment - the newly built facilities will be a cornerstone of the...
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3.0KDevelopmentsNew taxi rank for Eastgate Shopping Centre
The upgrade of the Eastgate Shopping Centre taxi rank is estimated to take seven months to complete – commuters can look forward...
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4.6KAdviceHow to find affordable apartments in Pretoria – use smart search strategies
Rose Morrison advises how to Identify affordable neighbourhoods in Pretoria and access rental properties that suit your budget and lifestyle.
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1.7KAdviceProtecting your home from a catastrophic loss – Aon South Africa
Mandy Barrett from Aon South Africa offers insight into the importance of home and household insurance when faced with a catastrophic loss.
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1.9KDevelopmentsThe Hive Oxford: Where Rosebank’s Future Comes Alive
The Hive Oxford makes a bold statement about how Johannesburg lives, works, and plays in the future.
