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Kuwait-listed IFA Hotels & Resorts plans to bring about R1 billion a year in real estate to South Africa, starting with a 146-residence launch at Zimbali Lakes on KwaZulu-Natal's North Coast.
Documents accompanying Morocco's 2027 Finance Bill put the student accommodation gap at nearly 400,000 beds, with public residences covering only a fraction of demand and private rents rising 15% to 20%.
The Koes Village Council and the National Housing Enterprise have signed an agreement at Keetmanshoop that brings the village into the National Informal Settlement Upgrading Programme, with construction of about 300 brick houses expected to start before the end of the year.
Upscale hotels rising around Nsambya Police Barracks are drawing attention to a condemned 60-acre police estate where each unit houses more than two families and closing the accommodation gap would cost Shs880 billion, roughly the force's entire annual budget.
Grova Developments has awarded Hassan Allam Construction a further $500 million in works for Phase II of EastHills, adding 334 acres and lifting the project's combined construction contracts above $1 billion.
The Zimbabwe Union of Residents and Ratepayers Association says a directive ordering property owners to renovate dilapidated buildings or face penalties should not stand while public buildings remain in disrepair.
Deyaar Construction and Development chairperson Hany Farag says buyers should receive a complete cost breakdown covering finishing, maintenance and service charges, not just the advertised price.
A Lagos property platform analysed 10,857 rental and sale listings for the third quarter and found deep affordability and transparency gaps, including price gaps between agents handling the same home.
The body representing institutional residential landlords says tenants face a tough year as electricity, fuel and municipal costs climb, with the Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement offering little immediate relief.