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    Mar 26, 2021 5 minutes

    Eastern Cape

    Middelburg

    • Farm 123 (45ha) sold by Kromdraai Boerdery Trust to Beestekuil Trust for R4 million.

    Gqeberha

    • Goedemoedsfontein (4ha) sold by LR Allnutt Family Trust to Russell Moore for R2 million.

    • Cragga Kamma (2,3ha) sold by Fourie Partners to Bell Partners for R2 million.

    Stutterheim

    • Camellia (20ha) sold by Whitney Heuer to Silver Moon Investments 355 for R500 000.

    Victoria East

    • Little Timbers (9ha) sold by Elizabeth Blackbeard to Helen Chappel for R3,5 million.

    Free State

    Bloemfontein

    • Elandsbult (257ha) sold by Garlico to Jan Jordaan for R2 million.

    Bothaville

    • Nieuwejaarsfontein (283ha) sold by JB & JR Boerdery to Stols Boerdery for R6,5 million.

    Brandfort

    • Erfenis (304ha) sold by Glendoring Besigheidstrust to DDJMT Family Trust for R3 million.

    Ficksburg

    • Dal Tempe (141ha) sold by Daltempe to Pieter Boshoff for R800 000.

    Kroonstad

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