Business Day TV spoke to Balwin Properties CEO Steve Brookes
31 October 2022 - 21:28
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Sectional title developer Balwin Properties says it has benefited from semigration as growing demand for apartments in the Western Cape helped lift the number of apartments recognised in its revenue for the period end-August by 7.85% to 1,360. Business Day TV spoke to Balwin Properties CEO Steve Brookes for more detail.
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Business Day TV spoke to Balwin Properties CEO Steve Brookes
Sectional title developer Balwin Properties says it has benefited from semigration as growing demand for apartments in the Western Cape helped lift the number of apartments recognised in its revenue for the period end-August by 7.85% to 1,360. Business Day TV spoke to Balwin Properties CEO Steve Brookes for more detail.
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