Pareto Limited
News Archive July 2009
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In anticipation of Christmas 2011 Sandton city is flirting, no, building, long term relationships with some of the world’s most glittering names in the world of fashion. So someone’s had to make some room.
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SAIBPP magazine spoke to Marius Muller, CEO of Pareto, who has been with the company for just over a year. “I’ve been very impressed with the company’s transformation,” he says. “We have many top professional BEE employees who are able to hold their own in the industry, and some of whom are very well respected.”
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The Westgate regional shopping centre on the West Rand, Gauteng will run a 'Foodgate', is offering its shoppers treats, cook offs and all things food related from the end of September until mid-October 2011 in celebration of its 26th birthday.
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Pareto recently attended the Annual Congress of the South African Council of Shopping Centres (SACSC) along with about 1300 registered delegates.
Pareto buys half of Old Mutual's Menlyn Park, Cavendish centres THABANG MOKOPANELE Property Correspondent PROPERTY company Pareto has signed a sale agreement with Old Mutual Life Assurance to acquire 50% of Menlyn Park Shopping Centre in Pretoria and Cavendish Square in Cape Town for about R2,5bn the biggest transaction in SA's recent property history.
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Sandton City’s much anticipated expansion and refurbishment project will open to the public on 10 November with a new exciting
mix of tenants.
The R1.77 billion first phase of the Sandton City is being undertaken by Liberty Properties which owns a 75 percent stake and Pareto Ltd which owns a 25 percent stake.
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10 young promising property tycoons have been given a career boost thanks to an innovative property sector initiative lead by the South African Property Owners Association (SAPOA) and property loan stock company Pareto Ltd.
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Old Mutual Life Assurance Company of South Africa (OMLACSA), current owner of the premier retail properties, Menlyn Park Shopping Centre in Pretoria and Cavendish Square and Connect Shopping Centre in Cape Town ...read more
Back in 1998 when Pareto was established as a separate corporate entity, not many people in SA thought much about focused property funds. The idea of a focused retail property fund appeared unsustainable. read more
Putting the real meaning of empowerment back into BEE
If there are still concerns that black economic empowerment (BEE) compromises performance, they should dissipate at the mention of property loan stock company Pareto. read morePareto plans to deliver on its growth promise using a three-pronged strategy - the acquisitions of existing assets, joint ventures with developers in new developments and unearthing the potential of existing assets through expansions, redevelopment and refurbishments. read more