Broll Property Intel’s latest Retail Snapshot, The Future of Fitness, takes an in-depth look at how COVID-19 has affected the fitness industry, how people are staying fit while confined to their homes and what social fitness in post-lockdown society could look like.

Broll Property Intel, research division of Pan African property group Broll, assesses the South African loyalty programme landscape by taking a closer look at certain retailer loyalty and rewards programmes, and the added benefits that the Discovery Vitality platform brings, in its latest research report titled SA Retail Snapshot Q3:2019.

The Sub-Saharan Africa market may seem daunting and complex for the first - time investor or developer. 

A creative approach to leasing deals is helping innovative landlords offset the challenges of high vacancies in an overstocked Nairobi office market, according to Broll Property Intel’s latest Kenya Office Market  Snapshot H1:2019 report.

Kenya’s expanding economy has spurred the growth of its logistics property market with the economic hub of Nairobi experiencing a 15% year-on-year increase in new warehousing supply, Broll Property Intel’s latest Kenya Logistics Snapshot Report reveals.

Competition in South Africa’s retail market is intense, with more than 25 million square metres of formal retail space currently, in excess of 2,000 existing shopping centres and close to three million square metres of formal retail space in the pipeline.

When it comes to property, the adage goes, “Position. Position. Position.” That’s why Broll Property Group is proud to take its position as Platinum Sponsor of the Africa Property Investment Summit & Expo 2018 (API 2018).It will be held in Sandton, Johannesburg, on the 20th and 21st of September.