Women’s Property Network (WPN) will host their third annual Leadership Conference on the 10th February.
Block by block and street by street, Port Elizabeth’s historic Central is steadily being reclaimed and regenerated as a vibrant hub of live-work-and-play activity, housing students, young professionals, creative and professional businesses and tertiary education institutions as well as popular tourist attractions.
Durban is like any other urban space; it suffers from decay and is constantly in need of regeneration.
Johannesburg ‘s inner-city is continually in the news as a place to invest in property despite the crime and grime factors at play, the City claims to have attracted R9billion in investment into the restoration of derelict buildings.
On behalf of its clients, Futuregrowth's Development Equity Fund, has purchased a 12.5% equity stake in Johannesburg urban renewal property group TUHF (Pty) Ltd for R25m which will boost affordable housing in Johannesburg CBD. TUHF provides commercial property finance to emerging and established entrepreneurs to purchase and refurbish affordable rental housing residential buildings in the inner cities of Gauteng, Durban, Pietermaritzburg, Port Elizabeth and surrounding areas
The big banks may well have backed out of seemingly high-risk inner-city property markets but alternative lenders, private equity funds and institutions are starting to pick up the slack
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