CoJ Draft Inclusionary Housing Policy could deter developers, says SAPOA

The South African Property Association (SAPOA) has described the City of Johannesburg's Draft Inclusionary Housing Policy as an unworkable solution that could potentially deter the private sector from developing residential units.
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The draft policy proposes that every new development of……more

These two trends are shaping the future of commercial real estate

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South African consumers still prefer doing their shopping in malls, according to a report released in 2017 by Visa. In 2016, total online sales were estimated at R9bn, which was only 1% of total retail sales.
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While South……more

Is investment in the commercial property market a safer option than shares?

19 APR 2018  
According to Norman Raad, CEO of Broll Auctions & Sales, now, more than ever, investors are finding it a safer option to invest in direct property than in shares.
Bruma Oriental City in Bruma, Johannesburg
“The recent slump in numerous……more

Improving office block security doesn't have to be complicated or expensive

BY: LAURENCE SMITH
Office blocks are quickly becoming more attractive as targets for criminals. Partly because office buildings often contain expensive equipment (such as computers, printers, televisions and other sorts of valuable technology) in addition to valuable supplies or products. However, the……more

Recent changes in government to have significant impact on construction sector

BY: NJOMBO LEKULA
The country is currently experiencing a palpable positive mood of change since the recent changes in government. While it is too early for the new leadership to have introduced any meaningful economic changes, they are sending encouraging signals to……more

African bottling giant unveils new head office in PE

    
Coca-Cola Beverages Africa (CCBA) has announced the opening of its new head office in Port Elizabeth. The building will house the largest Coca-Cola bottler on the African continent, accounting for around 40% of all Coca-Cola volumes sold in Africa.
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