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Cape Town ratepayers urged to scrutinise new property valuations

17 March 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

The City says the new valuation could see about sixty per cent of Cape Town homeowners facing decreased or the same municipal rates despite residential properties increasing in value.Read More at Source

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