Tenants line up for space in Joburg’s bombed-out CBD

National retailers set to sign leases in mixed-use renewal project.
Colin McClelland  /  27 March 2019 00:33     
Jewel City – Atterbury Property's R1.2 billion residential and commercial redevelopment in downtown Joburg. Picture: Supplied
Atterbury Property’s R1.2 billion residential and commercial redevelopment of Jewel City in Johannesburg’s……more

This is the most expensive Residential property sold in SA last year

Despite the challenging market and notable decline in R20 million-plus sales on Cape Town'sAtlantic Seaboard over the last twelve months, Seeff agents Adrian Mauerberger and Cecily Sherachieved R300 million in sales over the last year. This includes an R80 million Bantry Bay apartment which is a new price record……more

Data management changes the property management game

BY: KATE MCFARLANE
Without effective data analysis, property investors don't have a hope against their more digital-savvy competitors when it comes to tenant retention and managing vacancies.
Kate McFarlane, property management specialist at Decision Inc.
For many, the status quo involves outsourcing property management……more

Growthpoint expects ‘little to no growth’ from SA portfolio

SA-focused Reit to look abroad for growth as local fundamentals ‘remain weak and are worsening’.
Moneyweb  /  13 March 2019 15:35    
Growthpoint CEO Norbert Sasse. Picture: Moneyweb
South African Real Estate Investment Trust (Reit) Growthpoint Properties released results for the six months to December 31, 2018……more

Cape Town selected for prestigious study on global destinations

BY: ENVER DUMINY
Cape Town, South Africa, was selected as one of 15 top global destinations to be chosen as ideal subjects for a case study by the United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) and the World Tourism Cities Federation (WTCF), demonstrating……more

How traffic congestion in Cape Town is impacting the property market

7 MAR 2019  
According to the INRIX 2018 Global Traffic Scorecard, Cape Town drivers spend more time in traffic congestion than those of any other major city in the country. The report has revealed that on average, Capetonians lose 162 hours……more