A high service delivery rating, less loadshedding and concrete plans to be less reliant of the national energy provider is boosting commercial property sales in the Mother City, especially among owner occupiers.
The announcement by Cape Town’s mayor that Treasury has waived the requirement to tender to supply own solar generated power back to the local grid has come as good news for the local commercial, industrial and retail property sectors in the...
It’s that time again, early in the new year, when we are speculating as to what 2023 may hold, in this case for the property part of the South African economy.
Small and medium enterprise (SME) owners need to be aware of the various steps in securing finance for commercial property and to be as prepared as possible to put forward a strong application.
Mamelodi Square opened on Thursday 27 October 2022. The single-level, fully enclosed mall includes a tenant mix that speaks to the market needs of essential and convenient retail while still addressing the aspirational desires of the community.
The increasing instability of SA’s energy supply having reached crisis point, the time has come for organisations like Freeport Saldanha to pave the way to support investors to setup manufacturing facilities in energy transition technologies and...
The COVID-19 pandemic hit international property markets hard, and South Africa was not exempt. Post-pandemic, the industrial property market is recovering very well, seeing annual growth thanks largely to increased demand for logistics and...
While the commercial property market appears to have stabilised and poised for improvement according to the second quarter FNB Broker Survey, challenges including vacancies remain.
While loadshedding has long been the clearest evidence that South Africa is in the midst of an energy crisis, there is more to that crisis than just uncertainty of electricity supply.
Commercial leases can be extremely intimidating and unlike residential leases offer very little in the way of built-in protection for tenants.
Entrepreneurs, investors, and property owners should act on current opportunities in hospitality.
Data releases over the past month or so have been supportive of the expectation that the retail property market has been gradually moving into a tougher environment once more, as 2022 has progressed, and it is possible that we may have to wait...
A substantial proportion of South Africa’s non-residential buildings will be required to submit and display an Energy Performance Certificate come 7 December 2022. And a fine of up to R5 million and/or imprisonment for up to five years is...
How we work and live has been steadily changing and, accelerated by the disruption of the pandemic, it is now very different and real estate footprints are already being planned for a different and more flexible future.
Growthpoint Properties is piloting a 4.5MW battery system at Paarl Mall in the Western Cape to store electricity for its continuous, cost-efficient power supply. This is the largest commercial battery installation in South Africa to date
With real estate still being considered the surest long-term investment by most people, those considering adding commercial property to their investment portfolios shouldn’t be discouraged.
Emira Property Fund has relaunched its Springfield Retail Centre in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, a year after the centre was damaged by arson in the widespread looting and devastation of July 2021.
A new property management service has opened its doors in Gqeberha, offering much needed hands-on services to the commercial, retail, industrial and residential property sectors within the Eastern Cape.
Two sectors significantly leading the current commercial real estate curve in South Africa are savvy redevelopments of under-utilised commercial sites and industrial property investments.
With the country’s strongest rental growth and a declining vacancy factor, the recent hike in the repo rate is set to fuel an already strengthening commercial sector in the Mother City.
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