A R21 million-rand – and growing – refuse removal bill is at the center of a court application brought by the Johannesburg Property Owners and Managers Association (JPOMA) against the City of Johannesburg and its contracted refuse collector Pikitup this week.

November hotel revenues - strong year-on-year growth off a low 2020 base, but still far weaker than 2019.

The unrest and looting that took place in many parts of KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng in July this year is little more than old news to many South Africans.

Consulting Engineers South Africa (CESA) strongly condemns the actions of vandals and the continued opportunism exercised by criminal elements and political opponents that are currently running amok destroying the lives and livelihoods of citizens. 

In a traditionally male-centric industry such as the construction industry, it is important to make tangible efforts towards transformation and inclusion.

The South African economy continues to rebound from the 2020 recession, albeit at different growth rates across sectors, the South African Reserve Bank’s Financial Stability Review (FSR) has revealed.

Although your insurance policy should be reviewed annually, by paying your insurance premium you indicate for all intents and purposes that you agree to the terms of the policy. 

Green certified offices more defensive in pandemic property market.

1st Quarter 2021 StatsSA residential building numbers showed some positive growth in units completed, but growth in plans passed was still negative.

Investec Property Fund, (“IPF”, or “the Fund”) today announced a resilient set of results, with the full year reflecting the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic which brought with it unprecedented socio-economic and market conditions, economic weakness and uncertainty in the business environment.