- Making an area safer, more liveable, functional and aesthetically pleasing
- Bringing back character and an area’s innate sense of place
- Allowing neighbouring communities to benefit from job creation or recreational facilities
- Allowing cities to grow, improve and attract investment
- Create new transport links or a diverse mixed-use area

Exploring examples of urban renewal on our doorstep
Urban renewal entails renovating, restoring or replacing dilapidated buildings with new housing, public buildings, parks, roadways or industrial areas. Developers large and small are seeing the benefits of updating urban areas, making them usable once again and doing it in an unassuming way with maximum benefit.
The benefits of breathing new life into once decrepit areas include:
Latest News Updates
- Cleaning, Greening and Maintenance in full swing at the RHVBE
- RHVBEMA CCTV Controllers keep a keen eye out for cable thieves
- EXTENSION FOR THE VALIDITY PERIOD OF LICENSES AND PERMITS REQUIRED IN TERMS OF NRTA, ACT 93 OF 1996 AND THE NATIONAL ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATIONS 2000
- A collective effort in keeping the RHVBE safe and clean
- The risk of alien invasive plants and how our precincts manage them
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- Awareness
- Cleaning / Greening and Maintenance
- Community and Development
- eThekweni Municipality
- Great RHVBE Tenant News
- Local Business
- Management Association
- News and Updates
- Riverhorse Valley Business Estate (RHVBEMA)
- Safety and Security
- Security Incident
- UIP Staff and MA at Work
- Umhlangane River
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- Urban Management