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Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr is representing Texton Property Fund, the leading South Africa-based diversified property investment fund.  

28 Jul 2023 1 min read Featured work

Our South Africa-based real estate team is advising Texton Property Fund on the sale of a letting enterprise and attending to the transfer of Hermanstad Industrial Park in Hermanstad, Pretoria.  

THE TEAM BEHIND THE DEAL

Fatima Gattoo

Fatima Gattoo

Director

Real Estate Law & Conveyancing

Muhammad Ziyaad Gattoo

Muhammad Ziyaad Gattoo

Practice Head, Sector Head, Director

Real Estate Law & Conveyancing

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