The Sub-Saharan Africa market may seem daunting and complex for the first - time investor or developer. 

JSE listed EPP, Poland’s biggest retail landlord, today released interim results for the six months ended June 2019 with distributable income earnings up 9% and distributions of EUR 5.8 cents per share, in line with market guidance.

Delivering exceptional investment performance in current market conditions is no simple task, given that uncertainty and unemployment remain critically high whilst economic growth, liquidity and interest rates remain stubbornly low.

South Africa suffered its worst decline in economic activity in a decade, in the first quarter of 2019.

Indluplace Properties Limited (“Indluplace”), the largest, residential focused JSE-listed REIT, with a portfolio that provides affordable rental housing, today released its financial results for the six months ended 31 March 2019.

While elections are just days away, the rand has remained relatively unresponsive to local elements ranging from politics to economic data.

South Africans invested in Polish retail property are well positioned to benefit from the country’s growing consumer spend and the popularity of mall shopping among Poles.

“South Africa’s residential market is in for an interesting time in 2019, but our predictions for the year are all positive, and we believe that home buyers and investors who take the plunge and buy early will be well-rewarded.”

Foreign exchange and inflation have stabilized in Nigeria amid emerging market pressures.

Nthwese Developments and Twin City Development today opened a R240-million Thulamahashe Mall in Mpumalanga.