With green building becoming a crucial part of developing smarter and more sustainable African cities, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) is pleased to announce the Green Building Council of South Africa (GBCSA) as a key participant and sponsor of RICS Summit Africa 2018, set for Sandton this month.

Strategic acquisitions and hard currency lease escalations support Grit's robust half-year perfomance- US$6.07 cps target distribution achieved for the half-year

From 2000 to 2008 Nairobi’s added 72 000 square meters of retail real estate to East Africa’s largest commercial hub.

The properties division of JSE-listed ADvTECH, Africa’s leading private education provider, has embarked on an aggressive growth and development strategy on the continent, which will see the group’s asset base expand to R6 billion by 2022.  

Demand for industrial property in Nairobi is expected to continue rising in 2017 with rental growth rate set to increase by between 8-10%, according to Broll Kenya Market Report H1 2017.

Nairobi has ranked 10th in JLL’s fourth annual City Momentum Index (CMI) of the world’s most dynamic cities. It is the only metropolitan in Africa to be listed in the Global Top 30 of the world’s fastest-changing cities. 

Mara Delta (formerly Delta Africa), the first multi-listed property fund to offer international property investors direct access to immediate high growth opportunities on the African continent outside of South Africa, continues to trailblaze across the continent.

A two-speed cycle appears to have evolved in emerging economies with some racing ahead and others lagging behind.

Hilton Garden Inn Accra Liberation Road becomes landmark deal, with additional signings in Kenya and Nigeria as Hilton seeks to double its presence across the continent.

The Green Building Council South Africa (GBCSA) is entering its 10th year of operation on a high note with a milestone 200 buildings rated with Green Star SA certifications.