The Classics
November 2018
Stories from this publication
- Less is more …
4 min readWe acknowledge, in so many fields, that less is more, so why do we struggle to achieve minimalism, simplicity, unfussiness, austerity and/or uncomplicatedness? Evidently, according to new research, it’s because we are hardwired to add, rather than subtract – a tendency that unconsciously leads us into situations akin to the hideous (and intentionally ironic) list of words above.
Read More - Restored and revived
3 min readIn just one year, Serengeti Estates has metamorphosed from a tired and ailing development to a bustling hub of activity.
Read More - Antiques – an investment you can sit on
4 min readWhen is an investment not an investment? When it’s also a piece of art or furniture that brings you joy, beautifies your house, and even has a practical use. Those stocks you monitor with an eagle eye will, admittedly, probably do more to boost the coffers than a Victorian whatnot – but do they have a history that will instil a sense of wonder every time you look at them (if only you could!), or draw sighs of admiration from your friends?
Read More - Johannesburg’s Grande Dame
3 min readExplore the charm of Grande Dame, an estate with established community, nature amenities, and a peaceful atmosphere.
Read More - Homecare – Shoreline Sibaya
5 min readIf you’re a child of the late 40s, 50s or early 60s, Bob Dylan’s ‘The times they are a-changin’ could well be your refrain. Your mind tells you you’re still in your thirties, but your body says otherwise … those activities that took no thought and little effort are perhaps a little less spontaneous, and the bones are beginning to creak and show signs of wear. Not only do you have to deal with your own sense of mortality … but also perhaps the responsibility of ageing parents. As they say, getting old isn’t for sissies!
Read More - Town and country
2 min readAt a time of tumult in the property industry, Southdowns Residential Estate’s solid performance over its 14-year history is a reassurance to residents and would-be purchasers alike.
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