The South African property sector is making reasonable efforts towards transformation, but it needs to pick up pace.

The South African property sector is making reasonable efforts towards transformation, but it needs to pick up pace.

Nearly a third of all South African listed REITS (real estate investment trusts) can be counted among the JSE’s 100 most empowered companies in 2016.

The South African property sector is worth a whopping R5.8 trillion according to results from the latest study undertaken to determine the size of the country’s property sector.

The SA REIT Conference is again proving to be the gathering place for the sharpest minds in property, finance and investment, and an exciting platform for debate and interaction.

Economic activity in the property sector contributed R191.4 billion to the economy last year, reveals the Property Sector Charter Council study released on Tuesday 27 May 2014

Property industry professionals attended the launch today of Henley Real Estate Centre Africa

The Property Sector Charter Council is pleased to announce the recent gazetting of the Property Sector Charter as a Sector Code on Black Economic Empowerment in terms of Section 9(1) of the Broad Based Black Economic Empowerment Act (Act 53 of 2003).

The Property Sector Code applies to all businesses and organisations involved in commercial and residential property. Commercial property includes office, industrial, retail and leisure property as well as land zoned for commercial development. Residential property includes houses, community schemes and land zoned for residential development