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First time buyers - listen to your heart
First-time buyers are going to have to jump through a number of hoops before they buy a property and having a rough idea of what to expect can go a long way towards ensuring that the process of finding a home and buying into the ...
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Cathy Nolan
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07 Jun 2012
All in Fine Style at Fancourt
Fancourt Golf Estate holds a prime location within the Southern Cape coastal region, and is centrally positioned in George.
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Anna-Marie Smith
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07 Jun 2012
Landlords - Be Careful
The latest Rental Payment Monitor from the Tenant Profile Network reports that 32% of tenants pay their rent late.
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Francois Venter
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07 Jun 2012
The Home That No-one Wants to Buy
Although generally speaking, properties are taking a lot longer to sell than before, some properties are simply never going to sell in the current market. Although there may well be a number of reasons for this, overall, the ...
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Lea Jacobs
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06 Jun 2012
CBC Pretoria – Achieving Excellence in All Spheres of School Life
CBC Mount Edmund, Pretoria, is an independent Catholic school established in 1922, catering for boys and girls from Grade RRR to Grade 12.
Christian Brothers’ College is ten kilometres from Church Square in the centre of ...
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Claire Fraser
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06 Jun 2012
Windsor Glen - Don’t be Fooled by the Name
While the Windsor East and West suburbs may not be the first choice of many prospective home owners, Windsor Glen, on the other hand, deserves serious consideration.
The suburb actually has two distinct parts with the major ...
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Ben Kelly
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06 Jun 2012
No-one is Crying in Glencoe
Named after the site of one of the most famous massacres in Scotland, the name Glencoe is widely thought to mean 'Glen of Weeping'. Glencoe, a small coal mining town in KwaZulu-Natal, shares the name with a number of other towns ...
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Lea Jacobs
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06 Jun 2012
Neighbourgoods Market - Good for the Stomach and Society
Cape Town’s ‘Old Biscuit Mill’ has replicated it’s highly successful Neighbourgoods Market in Braamfontein. Intrigued, my partner and I decided to check out what all the fuss is about.
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Jacqueline Gray
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06 Jun 2012
Lambton Poised to Boom
The upmarket suburb of Lambton in Germiston is flourishing and looks set to boom when property market conditions improve. So say local property market experts who service the area.
Situated on the outskirts of Germiston, ...
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Jacqueline Gray
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06 Jun 2012
GBCSA Launches Green Lease Toolkit
The Green Building Council of South Africa (GBCSA) announced the launch of the Green Lease Toolkit at the end of May at the 44th South African Property Owners’ Association (SAPOA) International Convention and Property Exhibition ...
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Jacqueline Gray
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06 Jun 2012