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Welcome to
the September 2011 Pam Golding Property Group
Newsletter
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Dr
Andrew Golding,
Chief Executive
Pam Golding Property Group |
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While global economies
and markets continue to focus on the
challenges, which currently exist,
the 2011 Rugby World Cup presents
a welcome diversion, and we
wish the Springboks every success
in retaining their title and making
it a hat-trick.
Despite the fact that residential
property market activity remains somewhat
muted, some markets always find ways
to thrive - such as Johannesburg,
with its increasingly cosmopolitan
status. Here, in the city’s
Northern Suburbs, we are seeing a
resurgence of demand at the top end
of the market, as well as increasing
purchases by those from African countries
such as Ghana, Nigeria and Zambia
and international buyers from China
and India.
The sound medium-to-long-term investment
potential of bricks and mortar remains
evident throughout times of global
uncertainty, and as Laurie Wener,
PGP’s MD in the Western Cape
points out, offering some sage advice,
there are good opportunities
for investors to boost
their portfolios or to enter the property
investment market for the first time.
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Long favoured as a desirable asset
and reliable vehicle for consistent and even exceptional
capital growth, residential property can also
be an excellent hedge against currency devaluation
and inflation.
In this edition, we also take a look at what is
meant by ‘life
right’ schemes and what they
offer from a real estate perspective, and ‘discover’
the ultimate getaway location, Vermaaklikheid,
a charming hamlet in the Western Cape’s
Overberg region and a tranquil and scenic haven
where one can forget the stresses of busy city
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Dr Andrew
Golding
Chief
Executive, Pam Golding Property Group
If you have any comments or suggestions
regarding the newsletter, please contact
the Newsletter
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International Mining Related Home
Purchases Boost Northern Johannesburg Property
Market - An interesting trend in
the Northern Johannesburg suburbs is that
Pam Golding Properties is experiencing increasing
numbers of home purchases by international
buyers from China to Zambia.
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Editor’s
Top 5 Developments have been selected
for special attributes such as price, value
and location. In this issue we have selected
the best developments in Ballito, Mouille
Point, Fancourt, Dunkeld, and Dullstroom.
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Mon Choisy Estate, Mauritius –
A designer estate on a beach paradise, Mon
Choisy Estate in north-west Mauritius, is
ideally located just 200 metres from the
beautiful, most breath-taking stretches
of white, sandy Mon Choisy Beach. This is
a Government approved Real Estate Scheme
(RES).
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A Guesthouse
that is ‘Attractive’ for a Tourist,
is Invariably Attractive for a Prospective
Buyer - Pam Golding Lodges and
Guesthouses (PGLAG) continues to receive
enquiries into the so called ‘lifestyle
hospitality’ properties with most
of the enquiries emanating from overseas
clients.
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New
Residential Village for Acclaimed Wine Estate
– A new residential element is being
launched on the renowned Diemersfontein
Wine and Country Estate. The estate is one
of the most successful and highly-acclaimed
of its kind in the Cape Winelands.
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JHI
Properties Enters Zimbabwean Property Services
Market - As part of its strategic
expansion through Africa, JHI Properties,
operating in South Africa, Mozambique, Namibia,
Lesotho, Ghana, Nigeria, Botswana and Zambia,
has entered the Zimbabwean market with the
acquisition of East African Properties.
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