The South African sector beating the USA, UK, Australia and Japan
South Africa’s listed property sector has outperformed several international markets, and is expected to deliver sustained returns for investors.
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Two shopping malls being sold in South Africa’s richest city for R215 million
Accelerate Property Fund is selling two malls in Johannesburg, as its largest asset, Fourways Mall, starts showing signs of life.
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The South African city that is building the most houses still has a housing crisis
Cape Town is comfortably building the most houses across South Africa’s metros, but still can’t keep up with demand.
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The ‘stress-free’ city booming in South Africa
Bloemfontein’s property market remains the cheapest among all of South Africa’s metros, making it incredibly popular with young buyers.
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12,000 sqm Dube TradePort industrial property available to lease – Major tax benefits and easy access to King Shaka Airport
Located in the popular Dube TradePort Special Economic Zone (SEZ), 30km north of Durban, this property can easily be converted into a state-of-the-art factory.
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Iconic 7-star American hotel brand coming to South Africa
An iconic ultra-luxury American hotel brand is officially coming to South Africa.
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South Africa’s largest landlord building bridges to the nation’s richest shopping mall
Growthpoint Properties has built a R26 million bridge between its head office and Sandton City.
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Goodbye Cape Town – the small towns South Africans are choosing instead
South Africans are increasingly saying goodbye to Cape Town—but most are not leaving the Western Cape.
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Top four home loan myths debunked
Prospective homeowners are advised to compare loan offers across multiple banks for the best deal and to budget realistically for mandatory ongoing expenses beyond the monthly bond installment.
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New semigration hotspot in South Africa where 80% of houses stand empty
Despite this growing interest, about 80% of the 411 houses in a small coastal town between Mossel Bay and Stilbaai stand empty for most of the year.