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Cape Town · Cape TownThe City of Cape Town’s Economic Growth Directorate has announced a significant opportunity for community engagement regarding a proposed mixed-use development on part of the Athlone Stadium’s parking area, Cape {town} Etc reports. This initiative is designed to revitalise the stadium precinct and promote socio-economic growth once the public comment period opens from 6 June to 7 July 2025. Residents, businesses, associations, and potential inve…See the Story
City Seeks Comment on Athlone Stadium Parking Revamp

South Africa · South AfricaInstitutionally owned shopping centres in SA reported slower, but still positive, trading performances in the year to March 2025 with annualised trading density having grown by 3.5%. For more detailed information on SA’s retail trends during Q1 2025, download a free copy of the latest report here (free to SAPOA members only). How to access SAPOA’s reports:
Visit www.sapoa.org.za. Login/register on SAPOA Members Click on ‘Reports’ Click on ‘Free…Read Article
SAPOA: SA’s shopping centres reported slower, but still positive, trading performances in Q1 2025 – Property Wheel

KwaZulu-Natal · KwaZulu-NatalFairvest Limited is acquiring five retail assets in KwaZulu-Natal and the Western Cape for R477.7 million with a blended yield of 9.81%. The Company has concluded agreements to acquire Nquthu Shopping Centre, Ulundi Shopping Centre and Eyethu Junction from Collins Property Group for a total purchase consideration of R208.7 million as well as Shoprite Manguzi for R136 million (subject to conditions precedent). In addition, Fairvest has also enter…Read Article