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Our real estate team advised Investec Bank in connection with the necessary loan documentation and security registrations for a ZAR multi-million mixed-use development which is to be developed in the Melrose Arch area by a prominent developer as well as the massive residential developments by their sister company around the country

20 Sep 2023 1 min read Featured work

Our real estate team advised Investec Bank in connection with the necessary loan documentation and security registrations for a ZAR multi-million mixed-use development which is to be developed in the Melrose Arch area by a prominent developer as well as the massive residential developments by their sister company around the country. Our work on this matter offers further clear proof of our expertise advising clients on the full range of issues arising in connection with sophisticated development projects taking place across South Africa.

The Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr's Real Estate team has further advised Investec on the preparation of loan documents and security registrations for finance facilities by Investec to a large fuel retailer and the subsequent registration of over 20 mortgages over various fuel sites around the country. We are able to service our clients in all 11 Deeds Registries in South Africa.

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