How to use CityPetFinder
Using CityPetFinder is easy. If you would like to publish information about your lost pet and search possible matches, you will need to register so… Read More »How to use CityPetFinder
Claremont News
A Career in Real Estate
Chas Everitt is holding a Real Estate Career Q&A meeting at our Tokai office tomorrow Tuesday 26th May at 6pm. The address is 44 Tokai Road (opposite the… Read More »A Career in Real Estate
City buses to Claremont
Plans are all set for two main routes of the MyCiti bus service to link Khayelitsha and Mitchell’s Plain to Claremont and Wynberg. According to… Read More »City buses to Claremont
Making Sense of Your Water Bill | City of Cape Town
The City of Cape Town’s Water and Sanitation Department has launched a new and improved website, loaded with useful information that may assist residents, learners,… Read More »Making Sense of Your Water Bill | City of Cape Town
Happy Mothers Day
Happy Mother’s Day! For all the moms out there today, we wish you a very warm and thoughtful day full of the love and appreciation.
New Office Open in Claremont
Chas Everitt is pleased to announce the opening of their new office in Claremont, expanding their services to better support their Southern Suburb clients. Sectional Title manager,… Read More »New Office Open in Claremont
Happy Workers Day!
Today is Workers’ Day in South Africa – a public holiday that has its origins internationally, within the historical struggles of workers and their trade unions.… Read More »Happy Workers Day!
Happy St Patrick’s Day
Shamrocks, gold a’ plenty, and tons of Irish smiles. Hope your St. Patrick’s Day brings much togetherness with friends and family all the while! The… Read More »Happy St Patrick’s Day
Cause of Great Westerford Fire Under Investigation
The cause of a fire that broke out in an office block on Newlands Main Road is under investigation. Hundreds of staff members working in… Read More »Cause of Great Westerford Fire Under Investigation
The Burning Hills of Cape Town
The massive fire raging in the southern peninsula mountains is set to burn for at least another two days – perhaps longer.