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Hotel properties' best kept secrets

What enhances one’s stay at any hotel, particularly the five star properties is the concierge staff whose main concern is guest satisfaction.

Tsogo Sun’s Rosebank hotel property

Tsogo Sun’s new hotel property in Rosebank, 54 on Bath, a five star boutique hotel located on Bath Avenue will open on 1 July.

Actis sells 85% stake to SA companies

Actis has sold its 85% shareholding in Accra Mall in Ghana to South African property developer, Atterbury and financial services group, Sanlam.

Home buying all about affordability

The South African Reserve Bank Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) decided to keep the repurchase rate unchanged at 5.5 percent per annum.

SA property values of bonded homes

A report reveals that while many property owners are in the black, the majority of bonded property owners hold positive equity in their properties.

Interest rates and the property market

If interest rates hold at low levels, the outlook for the South African property market appears upbeat, says Seeff chairman, Samuel Seeff.

5 300 low cost houses for Mpumalanga

A total of 5 300 low cost houses will be built in Mpumalanga’s impoverished local municipalities through the People's Housing Process (PHP).

New Act's impact on property rights

Property developers wishing to obtain property rights are advised to proceed under the existing provincial ordinances to change land rights.

Consumer Price Index 6.1% in April

The South African headline Consumer Price Index (CPI) for all urban areas) annual inflation rate in April 2012 was 6.1 percent.

Less building plans passed in SA

The value of recorded building plans passed (at current prices) was 4.5 percent lower (-R691.3 million) during the first quarter of 2012.