Cape Town CBD attracted R5.7bn in property investments in 2021
Investors continue to show confidence in the central city that has proved resilient amid economic uncertainty
14 September 2022 - 07:00
Cape Town, the star performer of SA’s central business districts (CBDs), attracted property investments valued at R5.7bn in 2021, proving its resilience amid the pandemic and slow economic growth environment.
The Western Cape’s appeal to semigrants moving from one city or province to another boded well for investments into the CBD, according to the 10th edition to the State of Cape Town Central City Report 2021 — A Year in Review, published by the Cape Town Central City Improvement District (CCID) and released on Wednesday...
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