CityScope

[...] Act (Act 67 of 1995) (DFA) as planning tool, following decisions by the High Court and Supreme Court of Appeal. We have also reported that the decision of the latter court was referred to the [...]

[...] (CJM) and the eThekwini Metro (Greater Durban) for the confirmation of an order made by the Supreme Court of Appeal, declaring Chapters V and VI of the DFA unconstitutional. The question is now: What [...]

[...] of Appeal. We have also reported that the decision of the latter court was referred to the Constitutional Court for ratification, since the constitutionality of an Act of Parliament could not be [...]

[...] Some readers may be aware of the judgement handed down by the Constitutional Court on 18 June 2010 in the application by the City of Johannesburg Metro (CJM) and the [...]

[...] CityScope town planners is proud to be associated with the prestigious O R Tambo Office Campus, the new [...]

[...] to fraudulent building plans. Following the incident, various property owners contacted CityScope Town Planners for advice regarding illegal land use. These enquiries resulted from either legal action [...]

[...] worse in 2011 than in the two preceding years. Obviously the question is: Where are we in the economic cycle? I quote Adrian Goslett, CEO of RE/MAX of Southern Africa, below where he takes a look at [...]

[...] and sellers. Cycles, a well-known phenomena in the world of economics, are evident in all economic sectors including the property market. These cycles are predictable long-term patterns that can be [...]

[...] & Cooperation in Soutpansberg Road, Pretoria. This project has recently won the overall award for “Innovative Excellence in Property Development” from The SA Property Owners [...]