The opening of the Mall of Africa in Waterfall Estate in Gauteng makes it the largest single-phase shopping mall development in South Africa’s history.

South Africans’ desire for new shopping centres is being insatiable as another mall enters the fray.

Leading South African property developer and investor Atterbury today announced it will undertake a prime new multibillion-Rand development in Pretoria.

Developed on a scale beyond anything the country has known by leading South African property developer and investor Atterbury, the iconic new Mall of Africa is set to open in less than a month, on 28 April 2016.

The question is whether SA can support another mall.

Speculation and interest surrounding the nature of the iconic, concrete tower structure situated along the N1 highway near Allandale interchange, have recently peaked.

By all accounts, the next two years are going to be challenging ones for the residential property market, thanks to rising interest rates and slow economic growth.

Attacq achieved a 27.6% growth in net asset value per share (“NAVPS”) adjusted for deferred tax for the full year compared to December 2014 and a year-on-year growth of 24.5% in NAVPS.

Taste Holdings announces that the first Starbucks stores in SA will be opened in Rosebank and the Mall of Africa in Midrand in late April.

Construction investors, starved of good news, were impressed by Wilson Bayly Holmes-Ovcon’s trading statement.