Engel & Völkers is one of the world’s leading service companies specialising in the sale and rental of residential property, commercial real estate, yachts and aircraft. Leasing, sales, consultancy and valuations form the core competences of the staff of around 6,300 employees.
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Engel & Völkers is one of the world’s leading service companies specialising in the sale and rental of residential property, commercial real estate, yachts and aircraft. Leasing, sales, consultancy and valuations form the core competences of the staff of around 6,300 employees.
The Company is currently operating in 36 countries on 5 continents. Intensive training schemes in its in-house real estate Academy and the high level of quality assurance governing its systematically structured service provision are key factors that account for the company’s success.
The Kensington licence territory has an annual turnover of over 3 Billion of registered sales and includes the following areas: Activia Park, Bedforview, Bedfordview NU, Buurendal, Daniapark, Dawnview, Dowerglen, Dowerglen Ext 1, Dowerglen Ext 2, Dowerglen Ext 3, Dowerglen Ext 4, Dowerglen Ext 5, Dunvegan, Eastleigh, EdenGlen, Edenvale, Elmapark, Essexwold, Fishers Hill, Gerdview, Gledenhuis Estate AH, Glendower Golf Course, Greenstone Hill, Harmelia, Highway Gardens,Homestead, Hurlyvale, Illiondale, Isandovale, JP Bezuidenhout Park, Klopperpark, Linbropark, Malvern East Ext 3, Marais Steyn Park, Meadowbrook, Modderfontein 35-Ir, Rietfontein 61-Ir, Rietfontein 63-Ir, Simmerfield, Solheim, Sunny rock, Sunnyridge, Technical College, Tunney, Tunney Industrila, Wannenburg hoogte and Wilbart.
The municipality is comprised of nine towns of the former East Rand, namely Bedfordview, Edenvale, Germiston, Boksburg, Benoni, Kempton Park, Springs, Alberton, Brakpan and Nigel. Ekurhuleni's Johannesburg International Airport is the perfect link to the rest of South Africa's splendour as well as a point of departure to other African countries as well as the rest of the world. Ekurhuleni's people present a homogenous and cosmopolitan blend of all South Africa’s cultures. Not only is the region a place of diversity and of energetic commerce, but also a place,with its numerous parks and wetlands, where nature is nurtured and protected.
