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
Over R600 million spent in 16 years to help redress historic disadvantage The 100th Garden Cities Archway Foundation school hall, to coincide with the centenary this
Homes up to 300m2 with upmarket finishes Garden Cities is developing Hillcrest, its newest, most upmarket village at Pinehurst, which was established 16 years ago
The Western Cape’s oldest residential development company, 100-year-old Garden Cities, has taken a lead in the application of South Africa’s most up-to-the-minute construction code.
The Green Building Council of South Africa (GBCSA) has awarded a 4-star Green Star Sustainable Precinct certification – the first in Africa – to a project that will be built by historic Cape Town development company, Garden Cities NPC (RF), as a further phase of its flagship Cape West Coast suburb, Sunningdale.
A successful community initiative aimed at rehabilitating and maintaining the social, ecological and amenity value of the Mosselbank River corridor in Greenville Garden City, Fisantekraal is well established and operating from its headquarters in the development.
