Young environmental visionaries from the University of Cape Town took first place in the Growthpoint Greenovate Awards for the second year running.

Increasing the height of buildings and dividing developments into smaller units could help address the lack of affordable housing in Cape Town's CBD.

SA's first valuer-general moves to allay private sector fears that his office will favour the state when determining prices for properties identified for land restitution.

Hospitality Property Fund will get a new CEO and financial director‚ following its takeover by Tsogo Sun.

Young environmental innovators from the University of Cape Town scooped both first and second prizes in the inaugural Growthpoint Greenovate Awards, which recognise innovation linked to environmental challenges.

While the recently announced national budget provides policy certainty, greater emphasis is required on implementing this policy to positively impact South African society and our economy.

Synergy Income Fund is giving aspiring students the chance to gain invaluable experience in the listed property sector through bursaries and internships.

The City of Cape Town has partnered with students at the University of Cape Town (UCT) to develop ideas for the redevelopment of the disused foreshore freeways in the city centre.

Cape Town’s CBD, the business hub of the South Africa’s second biggest city, is working hard on its image as a functioning and healthy city centre where things work and business gets done. Investment, infrastructure upgrades and improved systems all reveal a sober and progressive approach to making Cape Town’s heart functional and competitive

The primary social benefit of this sector of the housing market cannot be denied but there is a bigger, indirect, benefit that affordable housing and construction provides