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Pretoria's North East runs eastward from the N1 Highway and is bordered by the Old Bronkhorstspruit road to the South East. This region features the Roodeplaat Dam and reserve.
The CBD is the historic heart of Joburg, and the old town centre of the gold rush more than a century ago. Recent revival programs spurted new life into the CBD as property values rose
Pretoria North stretches northwards from the Magaliesberg, and its long sun facing slopes and tropical climate might be an indication why so many of its residents say they will never move.
The North-West of Pretoria is bisected by the Magaliesberg with a vast flat landscape on either side. This makes for outstretched old suburbs with an almost tropical climate north of the berg.
Centurion East forms most of what previously was the old Verwoerdburg, and is shielded from the Pretoria CBD by the Groenkloof Nature reserve. The Centurion lake and CBD gives Centurion its own feel.
The Old Eastern part of Pretoria is situated in a sharply waving landscape of hills and valleys, with plenty of trees and streams, housing some of Pretoria's most upper class suburbs.
The Old Eastern part of Pretoria is situated in a sharply waving landscape of hills and valleys, with plenty of trees and streams, housing some of Pretoria's most upper class suburbs.
The Southern Suburbs east of Table Mountain, Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens are first in the Capetonians favour.  These suburbs are well protected against the famous Cape South Eastern wind
Just as the name indicates, the Moot is indeed a valley between two ridges, bordered by the Magalies in the North and the Meintjieskop range to the South. Misty mornings are quite a common sight here.
Just as the name indicates, the Moot is indeed a valley between two ridges, bordered by the Magalies in the North and the Meintjieskop range to the South. Misty mornings are quite a common sight here.
The location of Central Pretoria, dating back some 150 years were originally chosen to be between surrounding hills for its protection, nowadays causing somewhat slow traffic as access stalled.
Pretoria East falls to the East of the N1 highway, and covers a vast area of suburbs in a smooth waving landscape, stretching out of the city towards Mpumalanga. Plenty of green belts and reserves
Pretoria is the Admin Capital of South Africa.Iits mild climate, economic stability and beautiful neighbourhoods makes it the preferred inland city for many South Africans.
Centurion West covers a large surface, and represents mostly newer parts of Centurion as seen on approach from the West Rand, and Krugersdorp. Langeberg forms the Northen border.
The Central Western region brings together a good blend of older established suburbs, spanning koppies, open spaces and tree-lined avenues, with the hustle and bustle of the city life
The Central Western region brings together a good blend of older established suburbs, spanning koppies, open spaces and tree-lined avenues, with the hustle and bustle of the city life
The Southern region of Johannesburg meets the Inner City along the Mining Belt and the M2. To the east and south, it forms the boundary of Johannesburg
Johannesburg is South Africa's largest city that formed during the gold rush in the late 19th Century. Johannesburg is slightly higher above sea level than Pretoria and hence a bit cooler.
Western Jhb is well linked to the rest of the city with major roads. Its also conveniently situated for access to leading Gauteng attractions, such as the Cradle of Humankind, Magaliesberg and Pilansberg
The Atlantic Seaboard, also known as Cape Towns Riviera, stretching from the V&A Waterfront on the north shore of Table Mountain down the west side of the cape peninsula to Hout Bay
The South Peninsula is generally regarded as the area south of Muizenberg on the Indian Ocean and Noordhoek on the Atlantic Ocean, all the way to Cape Point
The West Coast is know as the area with the postcard views of Table Mountain. It is regarded as the fastest growing municipal area in South Africa, expanding daily at a tremendous pace
The Northern & Southern suburbs are separated by the huge conglomerate called Century City that serves as a shopping mecca for most of Cape Town. Home to numerous excellent wine routes
Pretoria is the Admin Capital of South Africa.Iits mild climate, economic stability and beautiful neighbourhoods makes it the preferred inland city for many South Africans.
Durban has a warm tropical and humid climate. Its harbour is the busiest in Africa and spurts life into the rest of the province. All year summer makes Durbanites love their home.
Durban North - on our doorstep is the Valley of a Thousand Hills, a magnificent countryside filled with diverse African culture, meandering reserves, wildlife, arts & crafts.
Durban North - on our doorstep is the Valley of a Thousand Hills, a magnificent countryside filled with diverse African culture, meandering reserves, wildlife, arts & crafts.
Durban Southern suburbs is bordered by the N2 on the eastern side.  The N3 highway divides the Northern and Southern suburbs in two, with the CBD lying North-East
In the North Coast you can experience magical encounters with our planet's most endearing sea-creatures, a walk in the footsteps of Africa's mightiest king, golden beaches and sheltered coves
Bordered by the N2 to the south. Between the suburbs of Bridgemeade & Bethelsdorp is an area of unspoilt grassy fynbos incised by steep rocky gorges on the Bethelsdorp side
The city of Uitenhage was incorporated in the new Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Municipality together with Port Elizabeth and the town of Despatch in 2001
Located in the Cape Wildflower Floral Kingdom next to the coast at the eastern end of the Western Cape Province. It has a low rainfall, Mediterranean type climate
It is the capital of the Mpumalanga province. Located on the Crocodile River, Nelspruit lies about 100 kilometers west of the Mozambique border & 330 kilometers east of Johannesburg
The North Western Part of Jo'burg and its outskirts are more sparsely populated and surprisingly large areas are still used for agriculture and leisure activities such as equestrian centres.
This Southern region of the Gauteng province stretches from the Joburg Metro district in the north to the Vaal River in the south. Situated along the scenic Vaal, Klip & Suikerbos Rivers
Natal Midlands is an undulating hilly plateau rising towards the west. There are 2 mountainous areas, the Drakensberg in the west & the Lebombo Mountains in the north
Kwazulu Natal, the Zulu Kingdom, boasts the Drakensberg mountain range, the same height as the Alps, rolling hills, golden beaches and a warm tropic 365 day summer at the coast.
The Eastern Cape gets wetter from west to east. The west is mostly semi-arid Karoo, except in the far south, which is temperate rainforest in the Tsitsikamma region. The coast is rugged
The Southern Suburbs east of Table Mountain, Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens are first in the Capetonians favour.  These suburbs are well protected against the famous Cape South Eastern wind
Limpopo province was named after the most important river in the province, the Limpopo River-  on the border with Zimbabwe and Botswana. The province has excellent road, rail, and air links
The Boland, well known for its wine and vineyards might very well be one of South Africa's prettiest spots. Green fertile valleys in splendid mountain ranges everywhere. Yes, you want to live here.
The Western Cape is quite rediculous. It's beauty, atmosphere and people makes you think you're in a movie. After the 2010 World Cup foreigners will probably buy the Western Cape.
Between Heidelberg & Storms River the Garden Route runs parallel to a coastline featuring lakes, mountains, tall indigenous forests, amber -coloured rivers & golden beaches
The dry Northern Cape is South Africa's largest province, where distances between towns are enormous due to its sparse population and is slightly larger in size than Germany.
Mpumalanga means "the place where the sun rises". The Drakensberg Escarpment divides Mpumalanga into a westerly consisting mainly of grassland & an eastern savanna habitat
The North West province consists of scattered trees & grassland. The Magaliesberg mountain range extends about 130 km from Pretoria to Rustenburg. The people are mostly BaTswana in origin
Eastern Gauteng has beautiful grasslands and open spaces. You will probably drive through here when you go to the Kruger Park, or Mpumalanga. Check out Cullinan as a Sunday Treat.
The Free State is a rural province with wide horizons, farmland, mountains, goldfields & widely dispersed towns. The capital is Bloemfontein, housing the seat of the Supreme Court of Appeal
Gauteng West stretches from the Magalies Mountain Range in the north, to the Vaal River in the south & along the meandering Crocodile River. Also called the Gateway to The Cradle of Humankind.
The Natal South Coast is known as the Golf Coast, thanks to a selection of fine courses with a 120km stretch of inviting Indian Ocean golden Beaches & unique variant of sub tropical bush
The Cape Flats derived its name from the large flat coastal plain that was submerged under False Bay thousands of years ago.
Durban South Coast beaches are all very popular, with interesting walks through coastal bush that ends at the water's edge. This stretch of shoreline continues beyond Durban International Airport
Eastern Jo'burg extends along the M2 and N12 towards OR Tambo International Airport. The major freeway in the area is the N3 Eastern Bypass, and its largest arterial is Louis Botha Avenue
Durbn North Coast: you will be overwhelmed by the warm & relaxing beauty of this region. From swimming to hiking, this region promises unforgettable excursions & activities
Central Northern Jo'burg is home to the large urban centre of Sandton. Various walking trails, parks and open spaces are found around the Jukskei River and its tributaries.
Port Elizabeth lies on the N2 road. To the west the road travels the picturesque Garden Route to George & Cape Town; to the east the road runs to East London then on to Durban
Midrand used to be a major rest & watering stop for horsemen between Joburg & Pretoria, hence the name Halfway House. In 1981 Halfway House was named Midrand
If the Western Cape was woman, she would turn heads. The vineyards of the Cape Winelands & magnificent passes to reach the interior forms a fantasy landscape that defies description
Cape Town's beauty and relaxed atmosphere rubs off on its people. Luckily the traffic here is way better than up north. The stationary driver at the green traffic light wants you to chill bru!
Centurion City formerly known as Verwoerdburg developed as a city council in its own right, with the CBD hugging the centurion lake valley on either side.
North Eastern Jo'burg is mostly centered around the N1, the main highway that links Joburg to Pretoria. It includes the fast-growing Midrand CBD,  home to Gallagher Estate & Grand Central Airport
North Western Gauteng has some beautiful spots mostly used for prestige wedding venues. Nope, Hartebeestpoort dam is not in North West Gauteng, sorry if you just lost that bet!
The City Bowl is a natural amphitheatre-shaped area, like a bowl, bordered by Table Bay and defined by the mountains of Signal Hill, Lion's Head, Table Mountain and Devil's Peak
Durbans beachfront has been carefully revived with wide, clean streets that easily lead into the heart of the city. It has reliable public transport & shopping- & entertainment hot spots
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The North East is very sparsely populated, with lots of rural land. This is currently stimulating a lot of new land development, with some luxury estates popping up close to the Roodeplaat dam.
The Central Business District grew rapidly in the early 1900s as many formal European style buildings were constructed. The CBD was the first part of the city to be built in a grid
Businesses are stretched out mainly alongside Zambezi road. Suburbs very quickly make way for plots towards the North, and the new N4 Rustenburg highway gives Pretoria North quick access westwards.
Traditional suburbs with commercial property along main artery roads form isolated business districts all over the North West. The Rosslyn Industrial complex spurts a lot of life into this region
Centurion East is chosen by many people commuting to Johannesburg/Midrand as it has quick access to both via the N1 highway. The recently upgraded Centurion Lake/CBD fulfills most commercial needs.
Staying true to the character of the Old East, a lot of exclusive boutiques, guest houses, spas and shopping malls sets the pace for the economy here. Lot of businesses migrated here from the CBD.
Staying true to the character of the Old East, a lot of exclusive boutiques, guest houses, spas and shopping malls sets the pace for the economy here. Lot of businesses migrated here from the CBD.
Home to some of Cape Town's best attractions & restaurants. The Constantia Wine Route boasts the oldest wine estate in South Africa. The area has park like plots with luxurious mansions
Its central location and clear proximity to the Hatfield/Brooklyn business district, makes the Moot a popular dwelling for many. The Moot will also be the home to new Internal Affairs buildings.
Its central location and clear proximity to the Hatfield/Brooklyn business district, makes the Moot a popular dwelling for many. The Moot will also be the home to new Internal Affairs buildings.
The Pretoria CBD consists mostly of business, office and high rise apartmens. The high property prices resulting from the recent property boom in SA saw many buyers returning to these apartments.
The East sets the tone for real estate market in Pretoria, with its massive middle to upper class buyer's platform. Schools, lavish shopping malls and security estates are found in abundance here.
Many people choose to live in Pretoria, although they work in Johannesburg. The reason for this is quite simple: Pretoria is Lekker. People that emigrated miss Pretoria, and they didnt even live here!
Centurion West has a lot of rural spaces between small holdings, sharply contrasted by its new high density security complex developments. A quick growing community with lots of young families.
The region's suburbs provide residents with amazing natural scenery & are home to several parks. This area is planning to revitalise the CBD & bring back business lost to regional shopping centres
The region's suburbs provide residents with amazing natural scenery & are home to several parks. This area is planning to revitalise the CBD & bring back business lost to regional shopping centres
The southern suburbs tend to be either solely industrial or solely residential, with most residents in the residential areas being long-term residents in well-established communities.
Johannesburg is not Africa's economic powerhouse for nothing. People that gets tired of New York's slow pace moves to Johannesburg.
Plenty of open spaces, golf courses & entertainment areas. The Northern suburbs of Roodepoort are among the most attractive residential areas in the metro, with houses dotted along rolling hills
Properties on this stretch of South Africas Cote dAzur are mainly luxury apartments with stunning sea views. Memorable sunsets have made sundowners in Cape Town somewhat of a tradition
The population of the area is growing quickly as new coastal developments proliferate & larger plots are subdivided to provide more compact housing. All costal suburbs have good beaches
Close to the CBD, beautiful beaches, restaurants, entertainment, hotels, guest houses & other accommodation options; making this region the ideal base for international & local visitors
The district benefits from its close proximity to Cape Town International Airport, Grand West Casino & a number of wine routes, including the Durbanville Wine Valley
Many people choose to live in Pretoria, although they work in Johannesburg. The reason for this is quite simple: Pretoria is Lekker. People that emigrated miss Pretoria, and they didnt even live here!
Durban's harbour stimulates business while its beaches stimulates holiday fever. This brings an interesting flavour to the city of surfers in business suits.
Kloof, Everton & Gillitts were the first suburbs beyond Durban's belt of humidity & their stately homes & formal gardens still delight the eye on the way to the Valley of 1000 Hills
Kloof, Everton & Gillitts were the first suburbs beyond Durban's belt of humidity & their stately homes & formal gardens still delight the eye on the way to the Valley of 1000 Hills
An enchanting, vibrant, historic region together with welcoming smiles, inviting splendors of nature, unique cultural experiences and pulsating celebrations
Ballito, Salt Rock, Dolphins, Shaka and Zimbali are some of the terms associated with this up-market beach tourism Mecca of the Zulu Kingdom, often referred to as the Dolphin Coast
In 1801 Dr Johannes van der Kemp, James Read & their 80 Khoi¬khoi  followers came to settle here in the countryside around Algoa Bay 190 years ago
Uitenhage & Port Elizabeth are home to South Africa's motor vehicle industry. Uitenhage is well-known for its Volkswagen factory, the biggest car factory on the African continent
It is the business capital of the region. It boasts the largest medical fraternity & has the largest number of bed-nights accommodation available in this all year round holiday paradise
It is a key manufacturing & agricultural hub for northeastern South Africa. Major industries include the canning of citrus fruit, paper production & timbermills
Well-developed farms, as well as smaller formal and informal residential areas. There are large manufacturing & industrial nodes along Hans Strijdom Drive in the south-west part of  Kya Sand
The Vaal River forms the natural boundary between Gauteng & the Free State Province. The Vaal Dam, a source of hydroelectric power, the Emerald Safari Resort & Casino are hot tourist attractions
The Zulu people named it 'Ukhahlamba' or the 'Barrier of Spears' & the Dutch Voortrekkers 'The Dragon Mountain'. The Drakensberg is a dynamic tourist attraction- generating enormous income
Natal is green. The larger part of the province is used for agriculture with Durban forming the business centre and North and South Coast its attractive holiday destinations.
Their economy is based on the automotive industry. General Motors & Volkswagen have major assembly lines in the PE area, while East London is dominated by the DaimlerChrysler plant
Home to some of Cape Town's best attractions & restaurants. The Constantia Wine Route boasts the oldest wine estate in South Africa. The area has park like plots with luxurious mansions
The N1 route from Joburg is the busiest overland route in Africa in terms of cross-border trade in raw materials and beneficiated goods. The port of Durban is Africas busiest port
Most activity in the Boland will directly or indirectly centre around wine and agriculture. Beautiful small towns with strong signs of their European heritage make tourists flock here.
The Western Cape is densily populated among the Cape Town metropolitan areas, along the South coast but inland and up North you will find sheep and cattle farming communities.
The coastal drive links a series of charming towns interspersed with natural beauty. Along the way, every kind of adventure activity is possible; scuba diving, abseiling, fishing & more
Most famous for the diamond mines around Kimberley, the Northern Cape also has a substantial agricultural area around the Orange River, including most of South Africa's sultana vineyards
The climatic contrasts allows for a variety of agricultural activities. Forestry is extensive around Sabie. The Kruger National Park, established in 1898, is also a popular tourism destination
The mainstay of the economy is mining. The northern & western parts of the province have many sheep farms & game ranches. The eastern & southern parts are crop-growing regions
The Cullinan area (Dinokeng) where the world's biggest diamond was found is becoming a popular destination for residents that want to be outside the city, but not too far from its pulse.
The main N1 (Gauteng-Cape), N3 (Gauteng-Kwazulu Natal) & N5 (Bloemfontein-Maseru) routes pass through the Free State. About 90% of the Free State is used for agricultural productions
Mining is still the major industry in the region & provides jobs for more than 139000 people. Carletonville is renowned for having one of the deepest gold mines in the world, 4000m deep
A premier domestic holiday destination where year-round sunshine maintains the carefree, up-beat mood. Styles of accommodation are as wide-ranging as the opportunities for fun & excitement
The Cape Flats are mostly a large group of residential suburbs with small business nodes evenly distributed.
Hotels, resort complexes, self-catering establishments & caravan parks follow the beaches at Doonside, Warner Beach, Winkelspruit & Illovo-  leading to Metro Durban's southern boundary
There has been strong growth to the south of the area in newly developed gated communities & residential areas. It has well-developed entertainment & shopping areas; Gold Reef City & Eastgate Mall
The Coastline offers a combination of quiet village life with first world amenities & a cosmopolitan buzz. It also offers a diversity of activities in exotic & magnificent landscapes
Home to many of Joburg's older established suburbs, dotted with impressive old mansions. The city's newer suburbs sprung up around developments in & near central Sandton
"The Friendly City" stretches for 16km along Algoa Bay & is one of the major seaports in South Africa. The harbour & waterfront are being upgraded for the 2010 Football World Cup
Midrand is South Africas most rapidly developing city & Africas fastest developing investment centre. From its humble beginning as a halfway point, it is now the centre of a metropolitan area
Towns & villages have many historic homesteads & monuments, & every so often fruit orchards are to be seen, whose produce may be found in all corners of the world.
During the last couple of years a lot of Gautengians up north started moving to Cape Town. This brought about a flurry of life to its real estate market while businesses keep growing
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Midrand offers residents & visitors plenty in terms of entertainment & shopping. The region is characterised by townhouse developments & cluster villages, as well as large agricultural holdings
Because of its proximity to both Pretoria and Johannesburg, North West Gauteng houses many venues for conferences, Wedding Venues as well as the Lanseria Airport.
Here lies some of the oldest parts of Cape Town. The closer they are to Table Mountain, the steeper plots become. Here are numerous shops, offices & tourist attractions
It has a large economy with strong manufacturing, tourism & transportation sectors. Its coastal location & large port gives it comparative advantage over other export-related industries
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