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J. T. Ross (Pty) Ltd

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892 UMGENI ROAD, GREYVILLE, Durban, 4001

031 372 9700

J.T.Ross (Pty) Ltd was established in 1902 and offers its clients the peace of mind associated with a century of experience in the construction and property field. In 1898 James Taylor Ross, with some assistance from his father, started a small business as a journeyman joiner. He initially worked from his home in the suburbs of Durban, but his small business prospered so, that in 1902 he moved to 54 First Avenue, Greyville. Durban. James was joined in 1902 by his son John Douglas Ross. Father and son consolidated and as a team built up a sound business based on quality workmanship, integrity and reliability. John's son, John Garth Ross then joined the family business which is today under the leadership of Douglas Garth Ross, thus continuing the proud tradition built up over four generations. Today the company commands a comprehensive range of property skills through its three operating divisions: Construction, Developments and Property Services.

Jojuny pyt ltd

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14 Syringa Ave, Durban, 4083

079 910 9328

RE/Max Dolphin Realtors

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29 SANDRA ROAD, Ballito, Durban, 4420

032 946 0881

RE/MAX values community involvement at all levels of the organization, from individual Associates to corporate headquarters. The best known event sponsored by RE/MAX is The RE/MAX World Long Drive Championships. The RE/MAX World Long Drive Championships is an annual golfing event, which has been held in the USA and Canada for the past 15 years. The championship was successfully brought to South Africa for the first time in 1998 by RE/MAX of Southern Africa in association with Dale Hayes Golf Events. This is an exciting event for spectators in South Africa, and all over the world, who watch golfers using shafts of over 50 inches to launch Pinnacle balls over 375 metres down the grid at clubhead speeds reaching 240kph (the PGA Tour average is around 180kph