Oversupply doesn’t mark the end of investment opportunities in South African retail sector, says JLL JOHANNESBURG, November 2019 .

Commercial property tenants are showing a willingness to pay a premium for high-quality accommodation that offers them improved efficiency, according to the Jones Lang LaSalle SA research report for the third quarter of this year.

The JLL South Africa Q3 2015 research report notes Johannesburg office vacancy rate declined to 11.3% from 12.4% in Q3 2014.

The latest research from JLL South Africa examines the impact of Waterfall Business Estate in the broader context of the Johannesburg real estate market, from a rental rates and vacancies perspective, with a focus on the commercial property sector.

The 273 room Park Inn Sandton hotel has been sold by way of Private Tender by JLL South Africa, realising a sale price of R265 million, 15% more than the vendor’s expectations.

The JLL South Africa research team has released its Q2 2015 research reports for the Johannesburg retail market, Johannesburg office market, Johannesburg industrial market and Cape Town office market with the following notable highlights.

To what extent will REITs shares continue to grow with the tapering off of US quantitative easing and the introduction of the European Central Bank’s programme?

The JLL South Africa research team has released its Q1 2015 research reports with the addition of a new offering an analysis of the Johannesburg retail property market.

The latest research from JLL South Africa shows that commercial property investment activity in South Africa slowed down in 2014, with the overriding contributing factor being the low supply of investment properties.

Global investors on the prowl for untapped property investment opportunities are discovering that SA is cropping up more frequently in global research as a market with serious allure.