South African Property Owners Association (SAPOA) said the ongoing deterioration at municipal levels not only put strain the financial viability of property owners but also create an environment of uncertainty that could drive investment away from South Africa’s real estate market
When he isn't fighting the good fight on behalf of SA's biggest property owners, Neil Gopal, CEO of the South African Property Owners' Association, also likes to dabble in a bit of physics and some good rocking tunes. He spoke to News 24 journalist, Nick Wilson.
The South African Property Owners Association (SAPOA), representing over 90% of the country’s commercial property sector, has raised serious concerns over illegal multimillion-rand developments in Tshwane, warning of their detrimental effects on property values, municipal infrastructure, and the local economy.
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Planning and real estate can shape a better South Africa, and SAPOA is positioned at the forefront of building a better future. With the new Government of National Unity (GNU) and growing positive sentiment in and about South Africa, the new President of SAPOA discusses the organisation’s role in seizing the opportunity presented by the current climate of cooperation and progress.
Itumeleng Mothibeli steps into his role as the new President of the South African Property Owners Association (SAPOA) with a clear and ambitious vision: to steer the property sector towards inclusive growth, innovation, and transformation.
As the Managing Director for Southern Africa at Vukile Property Fund, Mothibeli brings both industry expertise and a forward-looking strategy focused on education, research, and collaboration. He is determined to empower the property sector to drive solutions for some of South Africa's most pressing socio-economic challenges.
Fortress Real Estate Investments Limited (Fortress) announced its financial results for the year ending 30 June 2024. Despite facing a year characterised by global and local economic challenges, Fortress has exceeded forecasts, highlighting its robust business model and well-executed strategic initiatives.
Vukile Property Fund (JSE: VKE) has issued R796m of senior unsecured corporate bonds with three-, five- and six and a half-year maturities. Strong demand from the market was indicated with total interest of R2.7bn resulting in the issuance being over 3.4 times oversubscribed.