Emira Property Fund has announced a strategic investment in the Luxembourg-headquartered Polish property developer and investor DL Invest Group, marking a significant milestone in the SA REIT’s international investment strategy.

Emira Property Fund reported strong operational results, strategic delivery, and capacity-enhancing active capital recycling for its financial year ended 31 March 2024.

Emira Property Fund (JSE: EMI) has agreed to sell basically all its wholly owned Cape Town properties in a sizeable R1.1 billion transaction, which will create significant and immediate liquidity for Emira to pursue its strategy.

Nedbank's Chief Executive, Mike Brown, is set to take the stage as the keynote speaker at the forthcoming biennial conference of the South Africa Real Estate Investment Trust (SA REIT) Association, scheduled for 15 February 2024, in Johannesburg.

Office occupancies in Cape Town and Durban could well be seeing an upswing – welcome news in markets that have suffered from rising vacancies in the wake of corporate downsizing and restructuring in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Emira Property Fund has proposed a general offer to Transcend Residential Property Fund shareholders to acquire all the shares in Transcend that Emira doesn’t already own.

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.

Emira Property Fund announced growth in distributable earnings of 3.8% and a 1.0% increase in its cash-backed dividend of 119.79cps for the year to 30 June 2022. 

Emira Property Fund (JSE: EMI) declared a final dividend of 66.65 cents per share, taking the dividend for its full financial year to 30 June 2021 to 118.65 cents per share - up 13.7% on the previous year.

Emira Property Fund (JSE: EMI) has acquired its eleventh grocery-anchored dominant open-air shopping centre in the USA, growing its equity investments in thriving states of the world’s largest economy to R1.55bn (US$105m).