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Jun 28, 2007: Developers catching office scarcity wave

SOUTH African developers appear to be strongly confident about office property market fundamentals, with close to 60% of new office developments in decentralised nodes undertaken on a speculative basis...

Jun 28, 2007: Orion tops the R500m mark

LISTED property group Orion Real Estate will have more than R500m under management from 50 properties following the transfer of investments from the Gmeiner private portfolio, reflecting sound growth i...

Jun 28, 2007: Property fund index ‘distorted’

THE average small investor looking to invest in the South African listed property sector is receiving distorted information from the FTSE/JSE South African Listed Property Index (SAPY), say listed prop...

Jun 27, 2007: Khoisan tourist plan for Horseshoe Valley

A multi-million rand Khoisan cultural centre with a rock art museum, bar and restaurant and conference facilities able to house 600 delegates, is on the cards for the scenic Horseshoe Valley near Cambridge.

David Day, who owns a 20-hectare pro...

Jun 27, 2007: Beachfront consortium pledges political purge

A consortium of local businesspeople on Tuesday won a multimillion-rand tender to buy and develop a beachfront property and then pledged to purge itself of all political connections.

The newly formed Nepad Development Consortium consists mainl...

Jun 27, 2007: Roadworks to start at R350m Walmer shopping centre

With 80% of shops already let and the go-ahead to start road works, the R350-million Moffett on Main shopping centre in Walmer is "really happening".

Developer Victor Van Rensburg from Amber Mountain said that, so far, several tenant...

Jun 27, 2007: How Low Can Yields Go?

The South African listed property sector, which recently surpassed the R100bn market capitalisation threshold for the first time, could again double in size over the next two years, as the much talked about foreign investment flow into local real estate s...

Jun 26, 2007: Listed Property enhances portfolio returns

A market commentator suggests that property has characteristics that are similar to equities, and that real estate in fact straddles the other two equity classes

Listed property has traditionally been compared to t...

Jun 26, 2007: Orion Real Estate continues to grow

JSE-listed property fund Orion Real Estate Limited will own some 50 properties valued in excess of R500 million, including properties currently being transferred from the Gmeiner private portfolio.

The total consolidated portfolio compri...

Jun 26, 2007: Northern Suburb residential pull spurs commercial interest

The residential ‘pull’ of the Northern Suburbs is one of the factors bringing commercial occupancy rates in these areas way above those in Cape Town’s CBD as employers wise-up to the fact that ‘commuting time’ is money

Jun 26, 2007: Highly Sought-after Sa Game Lodge

An international consortium has acquired a private game lodge in Limpopo for development, situated in 'big five' country; the malaria free Waterberg area outside Vaalwater is a two hour drive on provincial roads and an hour's flying time from Johannesburg...

Jun 26, 2007: Planners Urge More Unity In Joburg

International and local urban planners have spoken about the "fragmented" nature of Johannesburg, calling for more cohesion between its northern and southern suburbs. By Ndaba Dlamini

Joburg still has a long way to g...

Jun 26, 2007: Sa Corp. Funds R1bn Via Equities

SA Corporate Real Estate Fund said today it would fund the R1 billion Buffcol portfolio of 40 primarily industrial properties, from the Collins Property Group through an earnings-enhancing issue of 244 180 780 units at a clean price of 395 cents a unit. <...

Jun 25, 2007: SAC uses equity to fund purchase

SA Corporate Real Estate will fund its R1bn Buffcol portfolio purchase by issuing 244,180,780 units at 395c a unit

SA Corporate Real Estate Fund (SAC) said it will fund the R1 billion Buffcol portfolio of 40 primarily industrial properties from...

Jun 25, 2007: Retail confidence bounces back

Retail confidence had bounced back to its record high of last year’s fourth quarter, spurred by solid sales of consumer goods, which would place the Reserve Bank under pressure to increase rates, according to the Bureau for Economic Research (BER)

Jun 25, 2007: Local output shock from Coega smelter

Alcan and the government have agreed that only 5,5% of the 720000 tons of aluminium to be produced by Alcan’s planned R21bn smelter at Coega in Eastern Cape will be earmarked for use in the domestic market

This is despite the h...

Jun 25, 2007: Transnet to cash in Carlton

Transnet CEO Maria Ramos is likely to make a killing from the sale of the Carlton Centre, as she did recently by selling the V&A Waterfront for R7,3bn.

The department of public enterprises has given the transport parastatal the go-ahead to...

Jun 25, 2007: Africa: A New Property Market?

Kara Michaels investigates what it's like to do business in Africa, and hears what Kelly Clinton, general manager of ABSA Specialised Property Equity, and Dale Ramsden, Development director for Actis Africa Real Estate Fund, have to say on the matter.

Jun 25, 2007: Two Sa Bridges Get Concrete Awards

Two innovative South African pedestrian bridges are among the projects that have been awarded the 2007 Fulton Awards for outstanding use of concrete in their constructions.
The Mkomaas River pedestrian bridge in Sisonke in KwaZulu-Natal achieved the ...

Jun 25, 2007: Sa Company Scoops R9bn Island Deal

Cape Town-based property development company Pinnacle Point Holdings Pty Ltd (PPH) is to build the world's most exclusive golf and casino complex on an island that will rise from the Indian Ocean. This project, to begin in February 2008 - with a value of ...

Jun 21, 2007: Upgrade will bring in business visitors

THE redevelopment of Fish Hoek’s Calders Kings into a four-star hotel and conference facility, following a R22m investment by Zevenwacht Properties, is scheduled for completion in September.

THE traditionally white male property industry is gradually changing to reflect the country’s demographics, judging from the number of black buyers at South African property auctions.

WITH the interest rate environment uncertain and further rate hikes expected, listed property companies have fixed the interest rates on portions of their debt to mitigate this risk.

Jun 21, 2007: Classy R200m upgrade for Alberton City

PARTNERS Liberty Group Properties and Growthpoint Properties will invest R200m in Alberton City Shopping Centre to create another 10000m² of retail space to meet growing consumer demand in the key southeast Johannesburg market.

Liberty Pro...

Jun 21, 2007: Chinese Deal Eases Cement Shortage

A new deal with a Singapore-based cement exporter is set to ease SA's cement shortages.

Coessa Holdings, the Athlone-based company most widely known for the most spectacular addition to the skyline of the City of Cape Town's C...

Jun 21, 2007: Artificial beach for East London?

Louis Roodt, a city planner from Buffalo City Municipality, described the Marina Glen development as "the catalyst" to many of the concepts envisioned being realised.

"This is because developers all want to see something happen b...

Jun 20, 2007: Owners up in arms about land rates hike

A group of concerned rural land owners in Bitou have questioned the municipality's proposed rates hikes which, they said, could mean increases of more than 200% on certain properties.

According to the group, the municipality's new rates system...

Jun 20, 2007: Growthpoint Properties Limited reduces risk

The interest rate fix, which comprised a transaction with Rand Merchant Bank and another with Investec Bank, takes Growthpoint’s total fixed-rate debt to just over 93% of the company’s total debt, successfully mitigating interest rate risk....

Jun 20, 2007: R600m revamp for beachfront

A bid by a secretive local business consortium to build a hotel, luxury apartments and a small shopping centre on the East London beachfront is expected to be rubber-stamped by council today.

The bid, by a group called the Nepad Development Co...

Jun 20, 2007: Construction industry faces its challenges

The shortage of skills and other challenges facing the construction industry are up for discussion this week at the second built environment conference, currently on the go in Port Elizabeth.

The conference which kicked off on Monday, will hig...

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