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Broll Property Group CEO, Malcolm Horne says "we feel privileged that Lynette allowed us to buy her business and entrust her staff and clients in our hands."

Broll gains ground in Mozambique

Broll Property Group is making headway in its African-focused strategy, with continental operations, after having acquired Finlay & Associates’ property management business in South Africa and Mozambique. ... Full story

After a strong run in 2013, Botswana property returns delivered an ungeared total return of 11.5% in 2014 - down from 21.5% in 2013.

Botswana’s property returns drop in 2014

Botswana’s investment property sector appears to be weakening, with the latest data from New York Stock Exchange-listed MSCI Incorporated, showing that capital valuations have softened.

Cape Town's Black River Park named the first Green Star SA rated office precinct in the country .

Property owners eye energy alternatives

Architects and property developers across african countries have started 'thinking green' when they plan new developments by employing renewal energy sources.

Gary Garrett, the Head of Real Estate Finance at Standard Bank says rapid urbanisation and a growing middle class are boosting opportunities for investment throughout Africa..

Significant opportunities for property investors in Africa, says Standard Bank

Rapid urbanisation and growing consumer wealth on the African continent is providing numerous opportunities for investors wanting to gain exposure to retail and office property developments north of South Africa.

The market capitalisation for the listed property sector in sub-Saharan Africa, excluding South Africa, is about $827m says Keillen Ndlovu.

5 year plan then glory on African Property Stocks

Investors should look at African property companies with a five year time horizon in mind according to Stanlib's head of listed property funds, Keillen Ndlovu.

UK-based Tradehold growing foothold in Africa

Tradehold says work has started on its R480m regional shopping centre, which is located in the harbour town of Walvis Bay, Namibia.

PwC Africa Real Estate Leader, Ilse French said previously inaccessible African markets were opening up through economic growth, improving political stability, and ongoing investments in infrastructure.

Global megatrends to drive growth in Africa real estate industry

Global megatrends, such as rapid urbanisation and demographic changes, will drive growth in the real estate industry across Africa over the next five years, a PwC report released last week has asserted.

The cement maker already has strong market positions in several African countries including Zimbabwe, Botswana and Rwanda.

Cement Maker eyes prospects in some African markets

South Africa's Cement giant Pretoria Portland Cement (PPC) is 'actively' looking to establish a presence in a number of other African countries.

Standard Bank Wealth and Investment Global CE, Margaret Nienaber says we are foreseeing positive future growth in key African countries like Nigeria, which has one of the strongest forecast growth rates in high-net-worth individuals over the next 10 years

Ranks of super-rich Africans on the rise

A report released yesterday by Knight Frank supported by Standard Bank Wealth and Investment, points out that the number of ultra high net worth (UHNW) individuals in the African continent is expected to increase by 59% over the next 10 years.

Dr Golding says future prospects for Africa offer significant growth potential for those with the foresight and ability to make the most of it.

Urbanisation drives hunger for property and development in Africa

Sub-Saharan Africa is a promising market for property as urbanisation, economic development and increased affluence among the rising middle class drive growth across the sector.

Artist Perspective of the multibillion-dollar Eko Atlantic City with residential and commercial in Victoria Island, Nigeria.

Nigeria’s Eko Atlantic City takes shape

The new multi-billion dollar Eko Atlantic City with residential and commercial tower blocks off the coast of Lagos in Victoria Island, is taking shape as developers forge ahead with infrastructure development.

Artist Perspective of Nairobi's Garden City Mall developed by UK-based private equity firm, Actis – is set to open in April.

Nairobi's Garden City phase one nearing completion

There is an end in sight for phase one of Nairobi's Garden City project on Thika Road, with the grand opening of the mall now set for April.

Tanzania's President Jakaya Kikwete and Chinese President Xi Jinping shake hands during a signing ceremony in Beijing on October 24, 2014. By Takaki Yajima (Pool/AFP/File)

Tanzania to start major port construction in 2015

Tanzania will launch construction of a major Chinese-funded sea port in 2015 to boost the trading capacity of the east African nation, a presidential statement read.

The Grove Mall of Namibia opened its doors to the public. The new R1 billion regional shopping centre is the largest development of its kind in Namibia, spanning 55,000sqm.

The Grove Mall of Namibia opens its doors

The Grove Mall of Namibia – the largest shopping centre ever to be developed in the country, on Thursday commenced trading, spanning 55,000m² shopping destination with national retailers, entertainment outlets and restaurants.

Standard Bank Senior Political Economist, Simon Freemantle said property funds must recognise that Africa is a long term game. Various things must fall into place for each business to thrive there and things differ from country to country.

Africa Property Investment a long but Fruitful Play

Despite the challenges, majority of SA’s listed property funds which have ventured into other African countries have chosen to start with shopping centre developments.

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