The Victoria & Alfred Waterfront has released figures which show strong retail trade sales and an approximate 18% year-on-year growth.
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/ 13 January 2012
The City of Cape Town is concerned about the impact of a home affairs ban on passenger ships docking at the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town.
New V&A owners face a shopping centre seething with discontent, writes <b>Barrie Terblanche</b>.
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/ 18 February 2011
The Gupta family, who are close to Jacob Zuma, will now indirectly own about 0,3% of the country’s most valuable piece of commercial real estate.
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/ 14 February 2011
After months of speculation, the sale of SA’s most popular tourist destination, the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, was confirmed on Monday.
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/ 6 December 2006
The Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) in the Western Cape has asked the Competition Commission to block the sale of Cape Town’s V&A Waterfront to a foreign-dominated consortium. ”We’re pretty sure that we’re going to get them to stop it,” Cosatu provincial secretary Tony Ehrenreich said on Wednesday.
Transnet and two of its pension funds have decided to dispose of their share in Cape Town’s V&A Waterfront, billed as South Africa’s most visited tourist destination. The remaining shareholder, the Transnet Retirement Fund, has yet to decide whether it will sell its 22,6% share, or retain it and push it up to 26%.
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/ 17 February 2005
The V&A Waterfront development — which is one of South Africa’s top tourist attractions — is up for sale, Minister of Public Enterprises Minister Alec Erwin said in Parliament on Thursday. Discussing the contentious issue of state asset privatisation, Erwin said the government will sell all businesses that are not core to its functions.
The Waterfront’s infrastructural investment – worth more than R20 billion – will be the largest in Cape Town since the 2010 Soccer World Cup