The Archway Foundation’s primary objective is to provide halls and other essential facilities for under-resourced schools in the Western Cape. This work is underpinned by a broad concern for the general wellbeing of learners that includes their happiness, peace of mind and freedom from threats, bullying, or disruptive influences.
The old adage that position is the prime consideration is not quite so dominant. Suburbs with facilities, infrastructure, lifestyle and security have, in many cases, taken over.
Homebuyers return to market as confidence picks up for Cape Town property developments Renewed buyer confidence has led Garden Cities to boost its Cape Town
A post-pandemic property boom may shortly see a jump in the price of properties for sale and other financial opportunities
Archway Foundation continues to help redress educational inequality in W Cape A new hall, costing more than R6 million, in the grounds of the 56-year-old
The Archway Foundation is Garden Cities’ corporate social investment project providing essential school halls to children of the Western Cape living and being educated in historically disadvantaged communities.
With prescience, and a built-in viewfinder focused on future needs and conditions, Garden Cities had, before the onset of the current difficult times, already moved
The book documents the establishment of Garden Cities, its early development and our growth right up to the present. Chapters will be regularly added to the book as a living record of our progress.
A R40 million music academy to serve the needs of aspiring young musicians in the West Coast and northern suburbs of Cape Town is being
GREENVILLE GARDEN CITY PHASES ONE & TWO: 1 140 BNG HOMES COMPLETED AND HANDED OVER To date 1 140 Breaking New Ground (BNG) houses have been built
