Company rejects criticism that it is not acquisitive enough, saying it is unlikely to buy assets while SA conditions remain uncertain
Covid-19 is still putting pressure on landlords, but the office and mall operator says demand for its retail space is encouraging
The two executives and board have agreed to implement a management succession plan by the time its final results for the year are released
Vukile CEO Laurence Rapp talks to Business Day TV about the effect of last week’s unrest
The company plans to take Joburg music venue back to its roots as permanent showroom for cars
In the next two to three months, most of the damaged malls should be repaired and reopen while some would have to be rebuilt following the recent unrest
Large markets are in desperate need of steel and bricks as their economies boom after Covid-19 vaccination rollouts
Weak growth, low Covid-19 vaccination numbers and riots are deterring buyouts
CEO John Whall says the company wants to appeal to people semigrating to Cape Town
Property companies assess damage of violence and looting in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng
Hard lockdown to curb Covd-19 is in the country’s best interests amid violence and looting, Sapoa says
The SA Property Owners Association CEO Neil Gopal talks to Business Day TV about the protests
More than 200 retail centres have been damaged since the incarceration of Jacob Zuma
Michael Avery and a panel of experts discuss the listed property sector and its prospects for the second half of 2021
The largest landlord in Central and Eastern Europe wants to focus on owning malls in investment-grade markets
Chief investment officer Justin Muller to replace outgoing CEO
Property body says violence and looting must stop and guilty parties must be taken to book
Most South Africans cannot work from home forever and landlords are confident people will return to the office as vaccinating is ramped up
Stanlib senior property analyst Ahmed Motara talks to Business Day TV about the property sector
Marc Wachsberger says the government has run out of rescue funds and needs to allow hotels to trade again
