Johannesburg Stock Exchange listed EPP (JSE: EPP), Poland’s biggest retail landlord, has joined the country’s nationwide campaign to promote the COVID-19 vaccination by introducing vaccination points and actively promoting vaccination in shopping centres across the country.

Atterbury and USN have just announced that the two companies are jointly donating R500 000 to Olympic medal winners.

Even though the COVID-19 pandemic has had an impact on the property market across South Africa, there are still significant investment opportunities to be had, especially in the residential sector.

Most people are familiar with the basic concept of zoning; that it determines the purpose for which a property can be used.

Global professional services consultancy, Turner & Townsend, has committed to a comprehensive roadmap that will see the business achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2030.

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.

After a year and a half of pandemic conditions made worse by South Africa’s crippled economy, rising municipal rates and tariffs, violent protests and looting, it’s safe to say the commercial and industrial property sectors have had a difficult time of late.

Vukile Property Fund (JSE: VKE) today issued R500 million of senior unsecured corporate bonds with one- and three-year maturities.

While the COVID-19 third wave and severe social unrest have hampered sentiment, Redefine Properties says it has trimmed down and simplified it’s local and offshore property platforms, resulting in the de-risking of its balance sheet and providing it with sufficient liquidity to position the company for exciting new opportunities and a potential resumption of paying dividends.  

A decade ago, few of us would have contemplated the idea of negative monetary policy rates, let alone negative market-determined bond yields.