Project Details Athlone Circle - Building
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Construction of the Athlone Circle office and retail development in Pietermaritzburg, KwaZulu-Natal. The site is situate ...End of the details preview. Please Log in or Subscribe for ALL the information.
| Private Sector | Classified as: Invited |
| Pietermaritzburg Region | Timing: October 2017 to June 2019 (18 months) - Extended to end-August/mid-September 2019. |
| Two - Five Levels (4 - 16 m) |
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Pick n Pay, Spec Savers, Postnet, Sutherlands Home Furnishing, Clicks, Willmeg InvestmentsProject Notes
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