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CDH is proud to be advising SA Corporate Real Estate Limited

CDH is proud to be advising SA Corporate Real Estate Limited on its ZAR1.67 billion acquisition of the Parks Lifestyle Apartments at Riversands from Century Property Group.

6 Nov 2025 1 min read Featured work

The acquisition presents an opportunity for SA Corporate to further its strategic focus on high-quality, precinct-based developments that align with its long-term goals of sustainability, defensive income, and enhanced stakeholder value. 

Congratulations to the teams at SA Corporate and Century Property Group on this significant transaction.

THE TEAM BEHIND THE DEAL

Peter Hesseling

Peter Hesseling

Sector Head, Director

Corporate & Commercial Law

Dane Kruger

Dane Kruger

Director

Corporate & Commercial Law

Albert Aukema

Albert Aukema

Director

Competition Law

Reece May

Reece May

Director

Competition Law

Jerome Brink

Jerome Brink

Director

Tax & Exchange Control

Zakiya Shaik

Zakiya Shaik

Senior Associate

Corporate & Commercial Law

Jenny Harwin

Jenny Harwin

Associate

Corporate & Commercial Law

Ntobeko Rapuleng

Ntobeko Rapuleng

Associate

Competition Law

Nicholas Carroll

Nicholas Carroll

Associate

Tax & Exchange Control

Theodore Pauw

Theodore Pauw

Candidate Attorney

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