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Pareto Limited CEO, Marius Muller said Mowana Properties is a milestone move for us and has been more than a year in the making. It is part of a bigger strategic move to bring property management in-house.

We manage fine, says Pareto

Pareto Limited CEO, Marius Muller has come out strongly against suggestions that institutions that maintain in-house property management services are less competitive than those that outsource to specialized property management houses. ... Full story

Paul Arenson, Stenprop CEO said the group's migration to the Main Board of the JSE in October 2015 was a great milestone.

Stenprop increases portfolio value by R274m

Stenprop, a property company with dual primary listings on the Bermuda Stock Exchange and the JSE’s Main Board, has acquired a number properties in Europe, boosting the value of its portfolio by R274m (€18 million).

Balwin Properties CEO, Stephen Brookes said the listing on the JSE had led to a boost in new sales and the group was set to continue its strong growth path.

Balwin Properties on track to maintain current growth

Balwin Properties, which made an entry on the JSE in October, on Wednesday announced its financial results for the six months ended 31 August 2015.

Raubex reports 5.3% increase in H1 HEPS

Raubex reports a 5.3% increase in HEPS to 107c for the first half ending August 31.

Redefine Properties CEO Andrew Konig says, "this has been a year of high activity in which we significantly expanded on the scope and quality of our investments."

Redefine Properties banks on batch of new assets

Redefine's R64.5 billion office, industrial and retail property portfolio spread across SA, Australia and Europe should continue to demonstrate resilient returns, CEO Andrew Konig said.

Stephen Brookes, CEO of Balwin Properties Limited sounding the kudu horn at the JSE listing event.

Balwin Properties races ahead in market debut

SA’s largest homebuilder, Balwin Properties enjoyed a sparkling debut on the JSE, with shares opening at R11 giving the company a market capitalization of R5.2 billion.

CEO Gavin Lucas is confident that Stor-Age’s differentiators and strong market fundamentals bode well for take-up of the offers.

SA's first self-storage REIT to list on JSE

South Africa’s largest self-storage property fund, Stor-Age Property REIT Limited (Stor-Age), is set to list on the JSE in November as the first REIT of its kind on the exchange.

Seen at the JSE listing event: Charles Staveley, CEO of Capital & Regional.

UK property player Capital & Regional lists on JSE

Capital & Regional, a UK focused specialist property Real Estate Investment Trust with a £1 billion (R21.2 billion) portfolio of in-town dominant community retail and leisure centres in the UK, on Wednesday took up a secondary listing on the JSE.

Attacq FY NAV per share up 15.5% to R17.06

Attacq realises a 15.5% rise in NAV per share to R17.06 in the year to June from the year-earlier period.

Balwin Properties to tap JSE for business

South Africa's residential sector is to be represented again on the JSE’s main board, with a home-builder focusing on large scale sectional-title estates — this time from Balwin Properties which intents to list mid-October.

Nedbank Corporate and Investment Banking funds R1.14 billion joint venture between the Collins Group and the Aveng Group.

Aveng-Collins’ R1.14 billion property deal backed by Nedbank

Nedbank Corporate and Investment Banking (NCIB), on Thursday said it had concluded an estimated R1.14 billion loan facility to finance a joint venture between Durban based commercial property developer, Collins Group and Aveng.

Growthpoint CEO Norbert Sasse said at the company’s annual results presentation last week that dividend growth was likely to slow to between 5% and 6% next year, down from 7,5% for the 12 months to June.

Property companies feeling the pinch

It will become increasingly difficult for real estate stocks to deliver inflation-beating dividend growth, if sector heavyweight Growthpoint Properties’ rather bearish earnings outlook is anything to go by.