Real Estate Investor Magazine South Africa Real Estate Investor Magazine - July 2017 | Page 30

CCID
THE CENTRAL CITY
IN NUMBERS
The following fi gures give an overall viewpoint of private and public enterprise across
the entire Central City as these stood in December 2016 when research undertaken 1
for this publication was analysed. These numbers are broken down further in
Section 2 of this publication (containing high-level overviews of various sectors),
as well as precinct-by-precinct in Section 3 in order to refl ect the specifi c
nature and characteristics of the four different “neighbourhoods” in
the Central City.
40
EMPLOYMENT &
RECRUITMENT
AGENCIES
97
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTES & RESOURCES
82
BUSINESSES IN THE CBD
THE VALUE OF
CENTRAL CITY PROPERTY
The City of Cape Town’s most recent
offi cial property valuations report (as
at 2016-17) shows the overall nominal
value of all property in the CBD to be
R30 628 149 724.
92
30
Accountants
53
25
Business
development
297
11 69
Adult
Bars &
entertainment clubs
54
There are 209 eateries
whose primary function
is to serve food.
OF
THESE:
131
45
33
Museums
ARCHITECTURE,
ENGINEERING & SURVEYING
Architecture
ENTERTAINMENT (INCLUDING CLUBS,
THEATRES, BARS & EATERIES)
EATERIES
12
Libraries
32
7
Engineering
Surveying
INVESTMENT,
217 FINANCE,
INSURANCE & BANKING
In addition, to this, there is currently
(conservatively) R12.086 billion of
property currently under construction,
planned or proposed for the Central City,
to be completed by 2020 (and including
those that were completed late in 2016).
1 The external and independent resources
that have been used throughout this
publication are sited in Sections 2 and 3, as
well as in the acknowledgements at the end.
3
Education
The following indicate in which
categories and subcategories the
3 061 entities doing business in
the Central City operate. These
exclude government facilities,
which are listed elsewhere on
these pages.
209
Eateries
(see more
below)
FREIGHT, CUSTOMS BROKERING,
SHIPPING & IMPORT/EXPORT
12
Freight
forwarding
& customs
brokering
or 62% are RESTAURANTS, of which
11 (8%) also function as bars/clubs
or 22% are FAST FOOD/TAKEAWAY
OUTLETS
or 16% are COFFEE SHOPS
4
Conference
venues inside
complexes
12
Import &
export
OF
THESE:
103 36
Financial
services &
banking
23
Investment
companies
172 ACCOMMODATION
& TRAVEL
65
4
21
86
Accommodation
venues (including
student hostels)
Theatres or
places of
performance
30
Shipping
companies
69
16
Insurance
brokers
or 33% are open after
18h00
or 8% are open seven
days a week
Embassies
Travel services
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ART & DESIGN
STUDIOS