Estate Agents in Aston Manor, Kempton Park
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147 Monument Rd, Aston Manor, Kempton Park, 1630
011 972 5005
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12 Duffton Way, Kempton Park, 1618
011 975 8537
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Monument Road, Kempton Park, 1630
+27 11 391 2399
Dis-Chem has been South Africa's first choice in pharmacies since 1978, with our linked dispensaries, family clinics, wound-care clinics and comprehensive self-medication centres. As a leading specialist in beauty, healthy food, sport supplements, health and well-being, we offer the widest ranges in these categories and expert advice. 
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88 MONUMENT ROAD, NIMROD PARK, Kempton Park, 1619
011 394 5439
estate agents, Property Rental Agents 
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84 Monument Road, Kempton Park, 1630
011 394 2017
RAK Property Holdings CC was established in 1994 as an Estate Agent. Over the years we have evolved to focus predominantly on the renting/leasing of property in the Gauteng area.Let us manage your property and tenants for you or alternatively assist you with finding the correct clients for your property. We manage property rentals in Kempton Park, Midrand, Benoni, Boksburg, Edenvale, Alberton and Germiston areas. As part of our service we will do the following: Advertise your property Find tenants Screen potential clients Provide monthly statements Perform ingoing, routine and outgoing inspection Manage property from financial and repair perspective Manage contractual renewals Manage rental escalations Perform property management 
28 Veld Street, Glen Marais, Kempton Park, Kempton Park, 1619
011 391 0363
It is always very interesting to explore and understand human development. It is often easy to forget that before there were settlements the land was wild and free. Kempton Park, on Johannesburg’s East Rand, has a wonderfully current history preceding the success of the city as an industrial powerhouse and residential haven. Before to the Voortrekker’s Great Trek of the 1830's, the region that Kempton Park now occupies was inhabited only by hunters and nomad cattle farmers. With the arrival of the Voortrekkers one can begin to trace the first signs of settlement and land administration and development. After the annexation of Natal in the early eighteen forties, the Transvaal area (in which the current Gauteng province is situated) became a scene of great arguments until the late eighteen fifties when the Z.A.R. was created under an official constitution. Title deeds were given to the settlers so as to legalise their occupation of land. 