The Atholl Towers office development in Johannesburg, South Africa, was recently awarded a 5-Star Green Star SA Rating by the Green Building Council of South Africa (GBCSA).

On the back of the success of Waverley Office Park’s first phase – which was leased to auditing firm Sekela Xabiso and engineering firm Jacobs Matasis – Barrow Properties has now broken ground on the second phase of the project.

Tower Property Fund reports a 42% increase in distributable earnings for the year to May 2015 as its portfolio grew strongly and the fund makes its first offshore acquisition.

The JLL South Africa research team has released its Q2 2015 research reports for the Johannesburg retail market, Johannesburg office market, Johannesburg industrial market and Cape Town office market with the following notable highlights.

Nationally, office vacancy rates are finding it hard to drop. And, given the under-performance of important drivers of office demand, a sudden improvement in office vacancy rates should not be expected.

Tower Property Fund has purchased a newly built office tower in Zagreb, Croatia.

Johannesburg’s affluent suburb of Bryanston is experiencing an upsurge in the number of businesses moving to the area, resulting in an increase in office developments currently under construction.

Premier Phumulo Masualle’s executive council gives the go-ahead for the roll-out of phase two of the new multimillion-rand Bhisho offices.

Green Building Council announces South Africa's first socio-economic impact certification.

Blue chip tenants relocating head offices to redeveloped Northgate Park.