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Northgate - Flying in the Face of Sentiment
Northgate is seemingly bucking national property market trends as demand for property in the area remains strong.
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Jacqueline Gray
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16 Nov 2011
Interest rate - as you were
It came as no surprise that the Reserve Bank Governor choose to leave the interest rate as is says Adrian Goslett, CEO of RE/MAX of Southern Africa.
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RE/MAX
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16 Nov 2011
Doxa Deo East – Grade RRR to Grade 12 Christ-Centred Education
Doxa Deo is located in Faerie Glen, Pretoria East, and offers Christ-centred education from Grade RRR to Grade 12.
Doxa Deo East is a part of the Doxa Deo family. Doxa Deo means “the glory of God” and this family has the desire ...
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Claire Fraser
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15 Nov 2011
Bridge House – Learning For Life
Set amidst the beauty and tranquillity of the Cape Winelands, Bridge House, located in the Berg River Valley, is conveniently close to Franschhoek, Stellenbosch and Paarl.
As a world-class South African learning community, the ...
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Claire Fraser
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15 Nov 2011
Strand - False Bay’s Golden Mile
This coastal suburb that exudes a jovial holiday atmosphere and spectacular five kilometers of beach overlooking False Bay and the Hottentots Holland mountains, forms part of the Helderberg basin between Somerset West and Gordons ...
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Anna-Marie Smith
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15 Nov 2011
Kloof High School – To Be the Best That I Can Be
Situated in the upmarket suburb of Kloof outside of Durban, Kloof High School has a rich history of providing a superlative environment for co-curricular education in Kwa-Zulu Natal.
Kloof High is dedicated to excellence across ...
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Claire Fraser
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15 Nov 2011
The Drakensberg - A Barrier of Spears
The towns that form the gateway to the Drakensberg, like so many other small towns in this part of KwaZulu-Natal, owe their existence to the railway line between Johannesburg and Durban which was laid in 1917. Although the ...
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Lea Jacobs
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14 Nov 2011
Green Roofs - From Dog Kennels to Taxis
The ancient phenomenon of green or ‘sod’ roofs go back as far as the 6th century BC. and has become a well entrenched practice in Scandinavian and European countries...
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Anna-Marie Smith
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14 Nov 2011
Water Under the Bridge
Gone are the days when you could afford to put the sprinkler out on the lawn for two hours in the afternoon or run a long, hot bath until the water all but spilled over the top. With municipal rates having substantially increased ...
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Doug Mattushek
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11 Nov 2011
Woodmead - Superior infrastructure and locality working in its favour
Woodmead in Johannesburg is reaping the benefits of having superior infrastructure and being located close to a number of highways.
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Jacqueline Gray
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11 Nov 2011