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Prime Durban Land to Go Under the Hammer

13 October 2024 by Guest

In the News Today: The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) is set to auction off three tracts of prime land which is in the heart of Durban.

Broll Auctions and Sales says they’re expecting a highly competitive bidding war over the high-value land when estate investors and developers gather to bid for the properties which together encompass a sizeable area of 8,944 square metres on Wednesday.

It’s estimated that the land is worth several millions of rands and those interested will have to pay a sizable registration fee for the right to bid at the auction which will take place at the Wanderers club in Illovo.

Lesley Saunders the head of marketing for Broll auctions and sales says there’s been huge interest in the auction, and bidding would take place in person,…continue reading HERE.

Economic Activities: The economy of Pietermaritzburg is diverse, including sectors such as manufacturing, agriculture, and retail.

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