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Greenstone Hill - A Shoppers Paradise
Not so many year ago if you ventured eastward past the Modderfontein interchange on Modderfontein Road you would be out in the veld in a few minutes. Today, however, it is a completely different kettle of fish. Today there are ...
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Ben Kelly
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21 Oct 2011
The Art of Persuasion
When battles have to be fought in defending residents’ rights, the co-operation between ratepayers associations and local councils and municipalities, can make or break.
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Anna-Marie Smith
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21 Oct 2011
When a House Steals your Heart
You know what you are looking for in your future home. You have chatted to your estate agent and seen every home in the area that meets your requirements, but there is always something not quite right. Then an agent takes you to ...
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Lea Jacobs
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20 Oct 2011
Finding that Diamond in the Rough
Choosing the right agent when you buy a property is almost as important as buying the property itself. Good agents make the deal and a bad one can not only break it, but can cause a great deal of heartache along the way.
Finding ...
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Lea Jacobs
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20 Oct 2011
Bamboo Food Market - An Organic Delight
The green movement is well underway as evidenced by the establishment of a number of organic markets in and around Johannesburg of late. One such market is the organic Farmer’s Market at the Bamboo Centre in Melville.
The market ...
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Jacqueline Gray
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19 Oct 2011
Property Market Activity Flattens out at Lake Michelle
Buyer activity has tapered off somewhat at Lake Michelle in Cape Town’s Noordhoek, which, says Russel Pearson of RE/MAX Peak, is in line with prevailing conditions in the area.
Situated in the “countrified cosmopolitan” village ...
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Jacqueline Gray
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19 Oct 2011
The Mighty Men, and Women, of Greytown
The hamlet of Greytown was named after Sir George Edward Grey, one time governor of the Cape Colony and later prime minister of New Zealand. The town's other claim to fame is that it was the birthplace, on 27 September 1862, of ...
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Lea Jacobs
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19 Oct 2011
St Peter’s Schools – Sixty-One Years of Laughter, Love and Learning
Offering a well-rounded education on a happy, spacious campus in Fourways, St Peter’s Schools have high academic, sporting and cultural standards conveyed in correspondence with its strong Christian ethos.
The staff and pupils at ...
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Claire Fraser
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19 Oct 2011
In-House With Trinity Pre-Primary
Situated in the heart of Randpark Ridge, the school campus is located on grounds with beautiful gardens with age-appropriate areas allocated to each group of learners. The Pre-Primary School is an area where children are given ...
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Claire Fraser
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18 Oct 2011
Friends on Show with Private Property
Private Property is leading the online property listings industry with an innovative platform that is constantly bringing more usefulness and functionality to property owners, buyers and sellers. Maybe that’s why it has earned ...
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Press
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18 Oct 2011