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Public Works Minister Dean Macpherson says the department will refurbish all nine buildings in the long-vacant Telkom Towers precinct, with a Request for Information due to the market as early as next week.
A housing market that performs well for investors can perform poorly for the people who need somewhere to live, writes independent economist John Loos, who argues South Africa should judge the market by supply and affordability, not just capital growth.
South Africa's largest privately owned multi-let industrial property company has opened an outsourced fulfilment operation at Electron Exchange in Johannesburg, following a successful rollout in Cape Town.
The City of Cape Town has approved closing the R7.6-million Seawinds park in Overcome Heights so the site can be used for the Overcome Heights Housing Project.
Pam Golding Properties has opened in Germany, where its transaction data shows Germany has become its second-largest source of international buyers after the UK and its fastest-growing major market.
Cape Town's V&A Waterfront paid Growthpoint Properties R964.7 million in distributable income for the year ended 30 June 2026, up 19%, as the REIT reported flat revenue of R13.3 billion.
The Western Cape government has expanded its housing intervention model through a new partnership with Nedbank, with 48 applications already approved for struggling homeowners.
The City of Cape Town has approved the V&A Waterfront's planned R20 billion Granger Bay expansion, which includes about 1,000 affordable housing opportunities in one of Cape Town's most sought-after coastal areas.
South Africa has registered about 2,400 non-compliant buildings across its eight metropolitan municipalities and will prioritise a national funding model for temporary emergency accommodation, which municipalities lack when executing eviction orders.