Spring Treatment has started on the greens at Simbithi, where they will be hollow tined and verti-cut, followed by top-dressing and turf fertilizer.Withgreens susceptible to an accumulation of thatch (a buildup of dead grass and plant material) andcompaction caused by golfers, this needs to be relieved in order to restore air spaces in the soil profile, essential for healthy plant growth and
Investor Club Newsletter - 30 Sep 2011
Sustainable Decor
There seems to be a conflict in decorating and staying true to sustainable values. On the one hand, you want to stay green and do what’s good for the earth. But somehow, that doesn’t seem to go along with buying drapes and a new rug. Can you decorate without hurting the environment? Our answer: yes, with a little thought.
Look at ways to rec
Home-dzine.co.za - 31 Aug 2011
Invest in Ballito
We’ve always known that Ballito is the place to be in terms of making a sound future focused investment! But if you’re not entirely convinced, here are a few reasons why:
Ø According to independent town planning consultants based in Ballito: Ballito and Ilembe region can expect in the next 10/15 years:
Manor Estates Newsletter - 23 Aug 2011
Having a Ball in Ballito by Lea Jacobs
The word pearl has become a metaphor for something very rare, fine, admirable and valuable, and the same could certainly be said of the pearl of the North Coast – known as Ballito.
This upmarket coastal town which lies approximately half an hours drive away from Durban and nestles in the heart of sugar-cane country, boasts some o
Privateproperty.co.za - 18 Aug 2011
What To Ask When Buying Property
Property remains a viable asset class in which to invest and still forms one of the most important investment cornerstones for South Africans.
This is according to Adrian Goslett, CEO of RE/MAX of Southern Africa, who notes that for those who are currently looking at investing in a property, the timing couldn't be better.
Goslett says that since bu
The Property Magazine - 26 Jul 2011
Wes Calls Time
Roadtolondon2012.co.za - 29 Jul 2011
Welcome to the Team
Karen Jessop – With over 7 years’ experience in Sales and Advertising for one the largest print houses in SA, Karen has also owned her own import business. She is a motivated, keen individual who is loving the new challenge of the Property Market. Karen will be heading up the Sales Teams of Simbithi Eco-Estate, Manors Estate and Blythedale Coast
Investor Club Newsletter - 16 Aug 2011
What’s the big deal with Ballito?
Ballito was once known as a sleepy coastal town, but now it has come to represent the fastest growing investment node in South Africa:
According to independent town planning consultants: Ballito and the Ilembe region can expect in the next 10-15 years:
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