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Equites Expands South African Logistics Land Bet Amid Warehousing Boom

One of South Africa’s biggest logistics property groups is hunting for more industrial land as demand for warehousing accelerates. The expansion signals continued confidence in the country’s logistics and e-commerce infrastructure market.

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Top South African Shopping Mall Faces Backlash Over Crime and Safety Concerns

One of South Africa’s busiest shopping destinations is under growing pressure over safety fears and rising criminal activity. Shoppers and businesses say worsening conditions could damage the mall’s long-term reputation and foot traffic.

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SIU Freezes Properties Linked to Misused South African Lottery Funds

South Africa’s anti-corruption unit is targeting luxury properties allegedly bought with diverted public funds. Investigators say money meant for community development projects was instead used to acquire high-end real estate.

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Johannesburg’s Decline Is Driving Millionaires and Property Investment Away

South Africa’s richest city is losing wealthy residents as confidence in governance and infrastructure weakens. Property experts warn the fallout could hit home values and long-term investment sentiment.

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Private Developers Back Ramaphosa’s Multi-Billion Rand Smart City Plan

South Africa’s proposed smart city is drawing billions in private-sector investment before construction fully begins. The project is being positioned as a major test of the country’s future urban development ambitions.

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Failing City Services Threaten Johannesburg Property Values

Johannesburg homeowners fear collapsing public services could wipe out property values across the city. Power outages, broken roads, and water disruptions are now shaping real estate decisions.

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South Africa Moves to Offload 801 Idle Government Properties

South Africa is preparing to dispose of hundreds of unused state-owned properties as pressure grows to cut waste and unlock economic value from dormant land and buildings. The move could reshape redevelopment opportunities across several urban areas while exposing the scale of underutilised public assets.