An extraordinary industrial property with a robust operational background is set to be available for lease starting April 2025. Previously developed and leased by the major German logistics firm DB Schenker, this facility offers a versatile opportunity for businesses aiming to establish a modern factory.
The current turmoil in global financial markets comes almost exactly five years after the last major drawdown for South Africa’s listed property sector, when the South African economy was shuttered at the start of the pandemic. Between March 2017 and March 2020, South African REITs, on average, lost more than 70% of their value - in the years since, the sector has clawed back nearly 68% in value (excluding dividends), though it remains more than 50% below March 2017 levels.
At Mardouw Olive Estate on April 8, 2025, Minister Dr. Ivan Meyer celebrated Mardouw’s achievement of the highest points for South African Extra Virgin Olive Oil. He emphasised their role in economic growth and export. Mardouw's CEO and other leaders praised the estate's commitment to quality and innovation.
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South Africa remains one of the most affordable countries in the world to build a home, offering exceptional value compared to many global property markets. For prospective homeowners and investors, this presents a unique opportunity to secure land and build in a new development – without breaking the bank.
On the KZN South Coast, the recent launch of Phase 7 of Renishaw Hills underpins this renewed investor confidence, with buyers drawn to both the coastal setting and proven return on investment.
Liberty Two Degrees (L2D) has delivered a robust performance for the 2024 financial year, demonstrating resilience amid persistent macroeconomic pressures and operational challenges stemming from utility supply issues and municipal service delivery constraints.
Eskom recently received approval from Nersa for a reduced tariff increase of 12.74%, effective 1 April 2025. While this is lower than the initially proposed hike, it still adds financial pressure on South African consumers and businesses – especially as load shedding remains a persistent challenge. As a result, more people are turning to solar power.
Whether buying a home or investing in property, understanding the key factors that define a desirable location is crucial.
To gain real-world insights, we spoke to property professionals who have spent years observing what makes a neighbourhood thrive.
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