FNB Commercial Property Broker Survey – 1st Quarter Market Activity Survey points to further recovery progress, but still not back to pre-lockdown levels
The 1st Quarter 2021 FNB Commercial Property Broker Survey component that surveys broker perceptions of buying/selling market activity by major commercial property class, continued to show rising activity ratings in all 3 classes, i.e. the Industrial, Retail and Office Property Classes.
Retail Property Themes through lockdown and beyond
FNB Commercial Property Finance held its Quarterly Property Market briefing today and the focus was on key Retail Property themes.
Property Broker Survey –Market Balance Q4 2020 - Brokers continue to see all 3 major commercial property buying/selling markets as substantially oversupplied
We continue with the 4th quarter 2020 results of our FNB Commercial Property Broker Survey, which surveys a sample of commercial property brokers in and around the 6 major metros of South Africa, namely, City of Joburg and Ekurhuleni (Greater Johannesburg), Tshwane, Ethekwini, City of Cape Town and Nelson Mandela Bay.
Commercial Property Brokers continue to perceive “high and rising” levels of financial pressure-related selling in the owner-serviced commercial property sector
In this note, we continue with the 4th quarter 2020 results of our FNB Commercial Property Broker Survey, which surveys a sample of commercial property brokers in the 6 major metros of South Africa, ie. City of Joburg and Ekurhuleni (Greater Johannesburg), Tshwane, Ethekwini, City of Cape Town and Nelson Mandela Bay.
Residential Rental Market still pressured by weak economy and low interest rates, the result being further slowing in CPI Rental inflation in the September CPI
While the Home Buying Market is buoyant, still being driven by sharply lower interest rates this year.
Commercial Property Outlook Update– Pressure remains on property market post-lockdown
As the country emerges from COVID-19-related lockdowns, the hard lockdown having been in April and May 2020, high frequency data points to quite a lengthy road back to “full” recovery for the economy.
The “Zoom Boom” drives brokers to be least optimistic about Office Property
The FNB Commercial Property Broker Survey surveys a sample of commercial property brokers in and around the 6 major metros of South Africa, namely, City of Joburg and Ekurhuleni (Greater Johannesburg), Tshwane, Ethekwini, City of Cape Town and Nelson Mandela Bay.
Commercial Rental Market Survey sees declining market activity and rising vacancy rates in Q2 2020
In this report, we discuss the 2nd quarter 2020 results of the rental market component of our FNB Commercial Property Broker Survey, which surveys a sample of commercial property brokers in and around the 6 major metros of South Africa, namely, City of Joburg and Ekurhuleni (Greater Johannesburg), Tshwane, Ethekwini, City of Cape Town and Nelson Mandela Bay.
SA property prospects as we look beyond COVID-19 lockdowns
“The COVID-19 Crisis has changed the world a lot, perhaps less through introducing new trends and more through speeding up old trends,” said John Loos, FNB Economist at an FNB Commercial Property Finance (CPF) webinar earlier today.
As lockdown eases, how much consumer spend will return?
On Sunday evening, the President announced a relaxation in COVID-19-related lockdown measures, from level 4 to level 3 as from 1 June, which means the opening up of most retail activity, excluding restaurant and pub facilities.
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