The Mix Waterfall officially launched on Saturday, the 3rd of July, achieving a significant R100 million in sales in only one day which was largely due to the ground-breaking process of allowing buyers to visualise the development digitally and then seamlessly purchase, and pay deposits, online. A...
The Youth in Property Association (YIPA) has announced a new sponsorship agreement with Liberty Two Degrees (L2D) which aims to increase active participation of the youth in the property sector. The three-year sponsorship agreement will not only see L2D as YIPA’s headline sponsor, but in addition...
Given the vulnerability of South Africa’s economy in the wake of last week’s unrest, Dr Andrew Golding, chief executive of the Pam Golding Property Group, anticipated the Monetary Policy Committee to adopt an accommodative approach by deciding to keep the repo rate steady, which leaves the prime...
The beginning of many SOKO District stories has begun in Hyprop’s Rosebank Mall. Opening on the 30th of July 2021, the SOKO District seeks to make the like-minded brands they partner with, the heroes in its re-telling of retail. Some of the brands which will come to life at the very first...
Growthpoint Properties have reported that seven of its assets in KwaZulu-Natal, representing 2.3% of the company’s total South African gross lettable area (GLA), have been damaged over the past week. While none of the REIT’s other assets (in any other provinces) suffered damage, two of its retail...
by Jodi Sher, Marketing Director of Inospace Space-as-a-Service (SPaaS) – that complete paradigm shift in how the real estate industry provides value-adding products and services to tenants – is most commonly associated with retail, commercial and, to an extent, residential property. But I like to...
KwaZulu-Natal Human Settlements and Public Works MEC, Jomo Sibaya, says that despite legislative and policy interventions to eradicate inequalities in property ownership, in practice, skewed patterns of ownership, participation and benefit remain. “Black people continue to be significantly under...
The City of Cape Town has approved a further R3.6 billion in building application approvals between the 1st of May and the 15th of July 2021, leading to approximately R21 billion in approvals since the start of the Covid-19 lockdown. As previously announced, investments made by the private sector...
