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Building Construction Infrastructure & Development News

    Exciting milestone achieved by Concor at Conradie Park development

    CONCOR’s landmark R5-billion Conradie Park development has successfully completed over 1 000 new homes, an exciting milestone in this ambitious project set to deliver...

    Green office refit for Ninety One

    Growthpoint Properties has commenced construction on a green office refurbishment of its 36 Hans Strijdom Building, the Cape Town headquarters of Ninety One ,...

    Atlantis SEZ Zone 1 is 65% complete

    DEPUTY Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition Andrew Whitfield visited the Atlantis Special Economic Zone (SEZ) reviewing operations, infrastructure, and community initiatives on 30...

    Economic importance of engaging BCCEI registered civil engineering companies and contractors

    WHEN it comes to infrastructure and civil engineering projects, the importance of selecting companies registered with the Bargaining Council for the Civil Engineering Industry...

    Cape Town secures a further R2,8bn in finance for infrastructure investment

    The City of Cape Town has secured a further R2,8bn in financing towards its plans for a South African record infrastructure investment over three...

    How can the concept of ‘decent work’ create a thriving and sustainable building industry...

    ‘Decent work’ not only ensures excellent working conditions, but a sustainable building industry as well. The Building Industry Bargaining Council unpacks the role of...

    Can South Africa seize its construction opportunity?

    By Chris Hattingh BOTH President Cyril Ramaphosa and Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Dean Macpherson have expressed their desire to ‘turn South Africa into a...

    Big drop in building plans passed could lead to higher property prices

    By Larry Claasen THE value in building plans passed in the Western Cape dropped a massive 19,2% to R13,99-billion in the six month period to...

    Tile trend report: four styles for you in 2024/25

    THOUGH tastes are personal, trends capture the zeitgeist and reflect some of the conditions and ideas common to many of us. For a manufacturer like...

    City of Cape Town, Atterbury, Old Mutual Properties and others join forces to eradicate...

    The City of Cape Town, Atterbury, Old Mutual Properties and other role-players have held a series of meetings to address the involvement of alleged...

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    City shares highlights and opportunities of Cape Town’s economy with top...

    The City’s Economic Growth Directorate, joined by its Energy counterpart, has held its annual event with a host of consul-generals representing countries across the...

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