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Posted in Uncategorized on Aug 7th, 2007
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Thanks for visiting! This article appeared in the Cape Argus and it’s interesting reading for concerned Simon’s Town Property owners.
Henri du Plessis
August 13 2007 at 07:40PM
A Cape Town [...]
Posted in Issues, Simon's Town on Jul 20th, 2007
Many Simon’s Town property owners consider their view as a value. According to our local City Councilor, Nicki Holderness, the city council has increased our valuations taking in consideration our great views…..But when it gets to the city protecting our views the Cape Town city officials are too busy to attend to the problem and throw [...]
Posted in Property, Simon's Town on Jul 20th, 2007
Simon’s Town property owners are due to pay-up to the Big City of Cape Town according to the new property valuations even if they have lodged an objection.
I interviewed Nick Holderness our local City Councilor. She gives a legal view on what you are required of you and what other people and civic associations are [...]
Posted in Uncategorized on Jul 12th, 2007
Simon’s Town properties are preferred when it comes to False Bay.
For the last 16 months Simon’s Town attracted 36% of all the out-of-town property buyers with Fish Hoek second at 23% and Noord Hoek at 17%.
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In the greater False Bay area most of the outside property buyers are from the [...]
Posted in Uncategorized on Apr 8th, 2007
THE City of Cape Town has extended the deadline for objections to all property valuations until April 30. This was announced by valuations director Chris Gavor at a public meeting in the Strand on Tuesday, April 3.
The substantial discrepancies in valuations in the same area was discussed while the officials told them that “the system [...]
Posted in Property, Simon's Town on Mar 29th, 2007
If Zille will make more how much will she make out of Simion’s Town properties.
According to the SABC the City of Cape Town will collect 24% in the next financial year. They then continue that two thirds of the properties will have lower rates and one third higher rates. They did not say who the [...]
