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Take your Pick at the Bays of St Francis
For those not familiar with the rich pickings of this wonderful Eastern Cape area, it is the kind of place that grows on you to the point of buying property in assuring regular family holidays.
The area comprises Cape St Francis, ...
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Anna-Marie Smith
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05 Dec 2011
Junior Colleges Gardens - Partnership in Education
Safely situated in the boomed-off suburb of Fairfield in Fourways, Junior Colleges Gardens provides a spacious campus where children can learn and explore.
As a well-established member of the Junior Colleges group, Junior ...
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Claire Fraser
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05 Dec 2011
Hammering Out The Perfect Deal
There are a number of reasons why buying a property on auction may be regarded as a good idea. There are, however, a number of things that can go wrong, particularly when a property is being auctioned to recover a bad debt.
South ...
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Lea Jacobs
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02 Dec 2011
Bad Tenants can Cost you Money
Although in monetary terms leasing out property can be a profitable exercise, the situation can become precarious if you own a property in a sectional title scheme and your tenant does not play ball with other homeowners in the ...
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Lea Jacobs
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01 Dec 2011
Be a Devil and do what's Best
Financial gurus around the globe say what is best during tough economic times is to curb consumer debt. By encouraging frugal spending, and resisting the temptations of the upcoming Festive Season, consumers can prevent ...
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Anna-Marie Smith
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01 Dec 2011
Sagewood School – Educating the Whole Child
Sagewood School is a family school offering high class education in Midrand. The school creates a happy learning environment where religious, racial and religious diversity is embraced and celebrated. At Sagewood, learners ...
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Claire Fraser
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30 Nov 2011
Montessori Country Kids - Learning for Life
Montessori Country Kids is located in scenic Hartebeespoort, and creates a natural learning environment for children to excel.
Close to a dam, and with beautiful views and a tranquil setting, Montessori Country Kids is a real ...
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Claire Fraser
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30 Nov 2011
Port Elizabeth – Blowing up a Recreational and Industrial Storm
Although initially brought in to set up farms, many of the newly-arrived settlers were qualified artisans and had no farming skills. After battling to eke a living from the land, many of the new immigrants moved to coastal towns ...
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Lea Jacobs
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30 Nov 2011
Morningside – The Finer Side of Life
The history of the city of Durban started when the Portuguese navigator, Vasco Da Gama discovered the bay on Christmas Day in 1497 and named it Terra de Natal, or Land of the Nativity. In the early 19th century, British settlers ...
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Lea Jacobs
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30 Nov 2011
Boom Times Over for Benoni Central
Benoni Central has seemingly fallen out of favour. That’s the news according to a local real estate agent who specialises in Benoni Central and surrounds.
A few years ago, Benoni Central was booming with buyers lobbying to own ...
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Jacqueline Gray
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30 Nov 2011