Property News Articles in South Africa

Higher rental yields, longer leases and fewer vacancies make commercial property a strategic investment. But before you dive in, know what to seek and what to skip.

The commercial property market rewards insight, not speculation. Success lies in doing your homework: understanding market cycles, selecting growth areas with strong fundamentals and partnering with experienced commercial brokers who can help you...

Commercial property success isn’t about luck. It’s about strategic, hands-on management. From selecting the right tenants to staying compliant, being proactive today protects your returns tomorrow.

For commercial property tenants in South Africa, understanding rental escalation is crucial to maintaining a stable business environment and managing expenses effectively. 

The retail sector is in the midst of significant transformation, driven by key emergent trends and those who stay informed about these shifts in the sector and adapt their strategies accordingly will be well-positioned to succeed.

Signing a commercial lease is a significant commitment for any business. Whether you're a startup seeking your first office space or an established company looking to expand, understanding the intricacies of a commercial lease agreement is...

While strong demand for top-quality spaces continues to underpin prime office markets around the world, in some markets landlords are having to work harder to attract and retain tenants, with concessions and incentives being used to help offset...

With more than 23 million square metres of retail space in South Africa, this commercial property segment continues to be one of the most actively traded assets on the auction floor by private investors and real estate investment trusts alike.

With Cape Town having once again received a clean audit from the Auditor General - for 2022/2023, coupled with the City’s close to R7 billion in infrastructure investment, and attracting over R3.5 billion in property investments, the Mother City...

With monthly rentals that can run into millions of rands, potential earnings from correctly managed commercial real estate investments can be significant. But transitioning from owner to landlord requires a shift in mindset and a healthy dose of...

A closer look at the commercial property market.

Increasing stock shortages are driving a commercial boom in Cape Town where sales volumes have increased by over 20% this year and larger units, especially, are now few and far between.

Registered property valuers have a vital role to play, particularly amidst unsustainable municipal rates increases

Commercial property, whether rented or owned, will impact your small business’ cashflow, so making an informed decision on which direction to take, will depend on a few factors that are unique to your business.

With semigration as a driver, demand for office and retail space in Cape Town has surged during the past year, reaching pre-pandemic levels in certain areas.

The R352m project commences this month (May 2023) and will introduce new retail choices, a revamped food court, improved shopper flows and better access to the centre – all with a refreshed, contemporary look across the mall.

With small business owners renewing their drive to recover lost profits during the pandemic years, commercial property presents a viable opportunity to reap positive returns in the near- to long-term future.

A total of R16.7bn of direct investment in the property sector was reported nationally, with the Western Cape and Gauteng markets driving the transactions.

Here’s a consolidated look at how the commercial real estate sector has fared in the “new normal” since the Covid-19 pandemic wreaked havoc in South Africa and around the world.

Edendale Mall has reopened and welcomed back an extensive tenant mix that caters to the fashion conscience, experience seeking consumer.