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Scottburgh apartment has three bedrooms and wrap-around balcony by JAN DE BEER

Site will help to address the critical shortage of cemetery space in KwaZulu-Natal

The African Property Investment (API) Summit’s organizing committee recently released a high-level white paper focusing on 10 trends shaping the African real estate industry. We take a look at some of the top trends here and how they are shaping our property industry currently.

While the market investor approach is the tried and tested one that many of us use, there has never been a better time to ditch that approach and become a value investor in commercial and industrial property instead.

Industrial and retail properties among a batch of 18 KwaZulu-Natal offerings

The industrial property market, when compared to other property markets, has performed well over the past few years and looks as though it will continue to do so as we move forward.

In2assets has a highly visible office building and industrial factory and warehouse space coming up for auction in Pietermaritzburg on 24 July 2019.

Durban property brokers, agents and service providers mingled over a leisurely breakfast in Umhlanga, taking in expansive views of the morning ocean and, most appropriately, the rapidly developing urban skyline as residential and commercial developments continue apace on the North Coast. By Lyse Comins

Ultimately, as the owner of commercial property, your aim is to make money. However, this won’t happen if you are experiencing frequent vacancies within your property and this also makes it difficult when the time comes to sell your commercial property.

When purchasing land for agricultural purposes there are a number of factors to consider. South Africa has some great farming land throughout the country and different areas suit different crops better than others.