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Some 25,000 of India's poorest people - tribal peoples, "untouchables" and landless labourers - have stopped traffic for nearly three weeks on the road that links Delhi and Agra, home to the Taj Mahal. Headed by a group of chanting Buddhist monks, the marchers say they aim to shame the government into keeping its promise to redistribute land... |
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Spain and Portugal could be overtaken, say tour operators and golf course architects, in two exclusive surveys by KPMG Golf Advisory Services South Africa, Turkey and Dubai could overtake Spain and Portugal as the most popular destinations for golf holidays, according to two exclusive surveys conducted by KPMG Golf Advisory Services.. |
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| >> Still time to win a trip to Disney World |
Theres still time to win a trip for a family of four to Disney World in Florida, USA, in the countrywide competition being run by the Chas Everitt International property group.
The competition was recently launched during a series of picnics held to celebrate the second birthday of the groups mascot, Chas Bear. The picnics were also part of the companys community involvement programme and offices around the country invited children for a fun day filled with activities, treats and competitions.
Tracey Everitt of Chas Everitt International says the celebrations were a hit among young guests and their parents and were a great opportunity to show clients what the lucky winner of the Disney trip will be experiencing. The competition runs until 31st December and all clients who sell their property through a Chas Everitt office are eligible to enter.
The prize, an all expenses paid trip for a family of four, is worth R150 000 and is being co-sponsored by the home loans department of Nedbank.
The draw will take place on 3 March next year and will be judged by Watermark Auditors Incorporated. The prize will be valid until 3 March 2009. Terms and conditions apply. |
| >> Is SA Commercial property still attractive from a global perspective? |
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The globalization of the commercial property investment market is something that has been gathering pace for the last few years.
This is according to Tony Bales of Bales Delaporte Commercial Property Dealmakers, who says that it is only recently that we have seen the larger worldwide players actually starting to transact on our local shores.
However, the question that remains is are these once-off transactions or is this something South Africans need to get used to.. |
| >> Focus on Riebeek Valley, Riebeek Kasteel & Riebeek West, Western Cape, South Africa |
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These early peoples had resided in this ancient area for millennia a painting above Riebeek West records the view of the wildlife for posterity... >>
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| >> Buy-to-let properties set for a comeback |
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Returns from buy-to-let properties have dropped significantly from around the 10 to 12% mark at the peak of the recent property boom, to as little as 2% in some areas and an average of around 4 to 6% countrywide, according to market analysts.
But thats all about to change says RealNet property group CEO Tjaart van der Walt... |
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| >> Scholarships offered for previously disadvantaged individuals in Property Management |
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The University of Cape Town, Faculty of Law (UCT) together with Paddocks, a specialist property firm, are offering 5 scholarships for previously disadvantaged individuals (PDI) from throughout the country to attend a 6-month distance-learning course in property management.
With over 600 students having graduated from this course in 24 months, there is no doubt that the property management industry is becoming more professional says Prof. Graham Paddock, the author of the course. Consumers throughout South Africa now have the power to choose a professional managing agent to look after their most important investment.
Sam Paddock, managing director of Paddock, explains that it is Paddocks view that PDIs be given a chance to participate in this exciting industry. One of the ways to empower the previously disadvantaged is through education and the course providers are therefore offering 5 full scholarships for the next course, which begins on the 3rd of December 2007. These scholarships cover all tuition fees, courseware and lecture support worth R7,000.
The UCT Sectional Title Scheme Management Certificate Course is now firmly positioned as the industrys benchmark course. This course is conducted over a 6 month period and is presented nationally via a combination of distance and contact-based learning. This certification has been promised accreditation by the Estate Agency Affairs Board as a specialist programme in sectional title scheme management, which means that passing students wont have to repeat their specialist education when the Board introduces their new training programme.
For those interested in the qualification or who would like to apply
for the scholarship, please contact Christina on 021 674 7818 or christina@paddocks.co.za
for further information. |
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