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Let us continue using water sparingly
Thanks to the much-needed rains that Cape Town recently experienced, the City has lowered water restrictions and tariffs.
16 October | 2018CCID ATTENDS WESTERN CAPE PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT FORUM CONFERENCE
The Cape Town Central City Improvement District (CCID) recently attended the annual conference of the Western Cape Property Development Forum (WCPDF), held at the Century City Conference Ce
16 May | 2018CCID NIGHT MANAGERS HELPING TO SUPPORT THE CENTRAL CITY’S NIGHTTIME ECONOMY
With the Cape Town Central City nighttime economy growing in leaps and bounds, the role that the Cape Town Central City Improvement District’s (CCID) night managers play provides an invalua
16 May | 2018WATER-SAVING EFFORTS MUST CONTINUE
Although Day Zero has been pushed out to 2019, we’re still in a water crisis and water-saving efforts in the Cape Town Central City and beyond must continue.
17 April | 2018YOUR CHANCE TO TRANSFORM UNDERUTILISED AREAS IN THE CAPE CBD
The City of Cape Town is seeking to transform underutilised areas within the Cape Town CBD and is inviting all architects, urban planners, designers, developers, entrepreneurs, environmenta
17 April | 2018THE EVOLUTION OF THE CBD’S EAST CITY
As a result of recent upgrades and new developments, the East City area in the Cape Town Central City is getting a new lease on life and is poised to realise its full potential as these est
17 April | 2018
