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In addition to being the best South African asset class year to date with returns of 27.41 percent, up 29.9 percent on over a year, listed property has again excelled among the country’s top 100 companies.
Continue readingThe listed property sector has grown in stature over the past few years on the back of relatively strong investment performance and a remarkable consolidation.
Continue readingSA’s listed property sector has provided an investment haven in turbulent times, and its prospects continue to look bright
Continue readingSouth African listed property posted an impressive 29.6 percent total return for 2010 notably outstripping the all share and all bond indicies.
Continue readingThere are many ways into the property market depending on how much you want to invest and the risk you are willing to take. Bruce Cameron provides an overview of the 10 best property investments.
Continue readingSA’s listed property as an asset class was the second-best performer last month, recording 2,92% in total return, beaten only by bonds, which returned 3,01% to investors, according to the Catalyst Fund Managers’ monthly report, released yesterday.
Continue readingSouth African listed property has been the best-performing asset class so far this year, returning 10,57%, ahead of equities with 4,06%, cash 3,55% and bonds 5,61%.
Continue readingSINCE the beginning of the recession until now, SA’s listed property companies have outperformed their global counterparts thanks to conservative management and secured rental income.
Continue readingSA’s second-largest listed property company, Redefine Properties, with a market capitalisation of R21,1bn, said yesterday it would dispose of nine properties for R195,7m — a R32m surplus on the book value — as part of its strategy to sell buildings [...]
moreALTHOUGH net income growth remains strong and above inflation across all property sectors, the sectors are reflecting different points in the property market cycle, with retail property expected to come out of the recession faster than industrial properties and offices.
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