The CitizenV&A Waterfront makes R965m for Growthpoint Properties
The group said its like-for-like net property income increased by 10.6%, supported by increased tourism, higher footfall and improved retail performance.
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The CitizenThe CitizenWhy ‘loading up’ on Joburg real estate could be smart money
Experts believe long-term bets in the troubled municipality could pay off.
The CitizenAkademia campus to boost Pretoria East property development
But experts warn that the market is overheated.
The CitizenTwo generations, one property market: How young and older buyers are driving demand
Buyers over 60 are now spending an average of R2.4 million on a home.
The CitizenCMH to buy 13 properties from its own directors for R745m
They are presently leased by the group on an arm's-length basis.
The CitizenAverage rent in Western Cape reaches R12k: Here’s how much it costs to live in each province
Average rent in the Free State remains the lowest in South Africa.
The CitizenFourways Mall’s stunning turnaround all but complete
Vacancies drop to below 10%, with activity subsequent to its year-end taking this to 'closer to 5%'
The CitizenTwo out of five houses valued above R20m in SA owned by foreign nationals
Foreign buyers in the Western Cape tend to purchase property for lifestyle and leisure, while those in Gauteng participate in the property market alongside local buyers.
The CitizenChanges to the Eviction Act could favour landlords in evicting non-paying tenants faster
However, landlords will still need a court order to evict tenants.
The CitizenConstruction industry, analysts unsurprised by Sanral CEO’s resignation
Say all the recent procurement irregularities happened 'under his watch'.
The CitizenDefinite links between construction mafia and political parties – Macpherson
Says institutionalising the prevention side of the fight is an important step as the disruptors do not operate in one sphere of government, and infrastructure delivery does not sit in one department.
The CitizenBuilding and construction sector poised for better days?
Encouraging signs despite the significant number of project cancellations and postponements.
The CitizenShould a home still be your biggest financial goal?
Property is still a good investment, but not for the reasons many South Africans think.
The CitizenShoe brand Bathu in hot water: Gauteng Mall approaches court over unpaid rent
Owners of Springs Mall are seeking more than R1 million for a breach of contract by Bathu.
The CitizenHere’s how young graduates and professionals can get onto the property ladder sooner
With repayments limited to just the interest for the first two years, the prospect of buying your own home can move from being a 'one day' dream to a 'right now' possibility.
The CitizenYouth property ownership declines as houses become harder to afford
The number of youths buying houses has declined from 72 000 in 2014 to 47 000 in 2025.
The CitizenHas Tshwane’s interest calculator gone rogue?
A case currently before the Joburg High Court claims Tshwane is charging R8m interest on a R1.5m debt.
The CitizenRent not paid? Here’s what landlords can and cannot do to tenants for late or non-payment
It is advisable for any tenant facing eviction to contact the Rental Housing Tribunal immediately.
The CitizenProperty market shows signs of recovery as deposit requirements ease
Lower interest rates have boosted home-buying activity, with the BetterBond Home Loan Index up 21.8% since the low point in the fourth quarter of 2023.
The CitizenMall noise dispute between SA Corporate and community comes to a head
Anger about noise nuisance from a new extension the CoJ allowed to operate illegally for two years - and alleged building plan approval irregularities
The CitizenAccelerate’s disposals top R2bn
Asset sales and capital injection cut debt while improved vacancies and footfall signal recovery momentum.
The CitizenWestern Cape rent rises to nearly R12k: Here’s how it compares across SA provinces
Rent in the Free State remains the cheapest despite the increase.
The CitizenPowering South Africa’s infrastructure with container solutions
Advice on and the growing role of container solutions in South Africa's infrastructure scene, by Rental King.
The CitizenWhat you should know before selling your house: Expert advice on market expectations
'Buyers aren't just looking at square footage during views; they're coming in to imagine a lifestyle in the space.'
The CitizenGovernment’s plan to turn SA into a construction site
The state owns 88 000 buildings and 5m hectares of land yet pays R6bn a year in leases.
The CitizenBanks can expect a noisy reception over R60bn home foreclosure class action
Dispossessed homeowners are set to pack the Joburg High Court this month, as banks defend the sale of their properties.
The CitizenNew affordable lofts spark hope for Katlehong housing market
Sebenzile Lofts brings 21 affordable, modern rental units to Katlehong, offering hope for the housing market and empowering local communities.
The CitizenTshwane ‘wilfully ignoring’ its own property rates policy – Rates Watch
The City of Tshwane has confirmed that it has no immediate plans to levy property rates at the appropriate punitive...
The CitizenResidential rent set to rise: Here’s how much tenants could pay
Several factors are expected to drive rent increases in 2026.
The CitizenConstruction activity best in 11 years, but S&P PMI disappoints again
Respondents in the construction activity and S&P PMI surveys were optimistic about the rest of the year for construction as well as business activity.