Amazon could pull the plug on new SA headquarters
Amazon is running out of patience with delays to the R4.6-billion River Club multi-purpose complex in Cape Town. Should it withdraw, the developer would have to scrap the entire project.
The Sunday Times reports developer Liesbeek Leisure...
Setback for Amazon's South African headquarters
The Western Cape High Court has dealt another major blow to the construction of Amazon's new African headquarters in Observatory in Cape Town.
The developers behind the R4-billion River Club mixed-use complex with Amazon as anchor tenant have...
Amazon headquarters saga — how developers could restart construction
Leisbeek Leisure Properties Trust (LLPT) has appealed the interdict ordering it to cease construction on the development that would house Amazon's South African headquarters. If successful, construction could resume.
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Amazon Cape Town headquarters — legal appeal to restart construction
The developer of Cape Town's R4.6-billion River Club mixed-use complex set to include Amazon's new Africa headquarters has applied for leave to appeal the Western Cape High Court judgement halting construction.
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Fightback against court order stopping Amazon's Cape Town headquarters construction
The developers of the mixed-use River Club complex in Cape Town, which is set to include Amazon's new headquarters in Africa, have announced they will appeal an interdict ordering that they halt construction...
Blocking Amazon's headquarters in Cape Town will cost South Africa dearly
If the groups objecting to the redevelopment of the River Club site in Cape Town get their way, it will come at a severe cost, executive mayor Dan Plato has warned.
Speaking to Carte Blanche, Plato said that objectors to...
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