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Government has been forking out nearly R1m a month to rent empty buildings and will continue to pay hundreds of thousands of rands more until March next year
Jo'burg bosses are planning to sell 'derelict' buildings in the inner city
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Plans for the development's R80m revamp include creating a village feel and turning it into a family entertainment centre
The following article, sourced from the Pension & Real Estate Association in the US and equally applicable to South Africa, provides interesting insights for real estate developers, owners and users.
In any market analysis, the users and vendors of space need to take cognisance of the prevailing economic conditions. In taking strategic views and positions on the property market, one…
Following varying perspectives on the ‘severity’ of the demand/supply scenario in decentralised Johannesburg, we review recent demand/supply trends, and present a view on what we believe is a fair representation…
But a slow system of levy payment is holding things up
Pretoria flats have recorded rental growth of 27,1% to an average of R1684 in the one year period ended March, outclassing cities across the country, says a report by property…
Supply is outstripping demand by an average of 60% and the situation will persist with lax planning, says researcher Property Editor OLD Mutual Properties MD Ian Watt has criticised property…
It's official: Joburg now takes the lead as the world's cheapest metropolis writes Simpiwe Piliso
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There are a number of economic, financial and business considerations impacting the market in general at present.
A brief analysis of net company formation and office development, partially explains why the demand and supply of office space has in general moved out of sync in a relatively…
Johannesburg's growing economy will continue to drive demand
MortgageSA has set its sights on the lower end of the housing market, and has partnered KwaZulu-Natal micro lender Ithala Development Finance Corporation in making inroads into the low-cost housing…
R70m development of the complex includes a hotel and conference centre
The minister of housing has vowed to recoup R21-million from a developer
Estate Agency Affairs Board comes out strongly against racism.
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The growing deficits of many developments poses a serious threat to unit owners and managers
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