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Grit Real Estate CEO Bronwyn Corbett said the group continued to grow its operations through carefully considered investments and partnering with large international tenants.

Grit Real Estate — treading where angels fear

While many property investors voted against Africa with their feet leaving the continent when its economies were on its knees — for Grit Real Estate, it was a triumphant entry. ... Full story

JP Morgan Chase presently has branches in South Africa and Nigeria.

JP Morgan eyes Africa for growth

American multinational investment bank, JPMorgan Chase & Co has confirmed plans to expand in Africa as it sees international investors appetite in the African growth story. ... Full story

Grit Real Estate CEO, Bronwyn Corbett says the company sees potential investment opportunities worth $600m, predominantly in the industrial, corporate accommodation and hospitality sectors.

Grit's legwork pays off in Africa

Grit Real Estate Income Group, the only listed pan-African property company is soaring and now has a pipeline of opportunities in Africa worth. ... Full story

Thomas Reilly, MD of Growthpoint Investec African Property Management, says, “GIAP has strategically timed its entry into the market to take advantage of a highly attractive entry-point into key cities which we view as offering strong growth prospects.

South African largest property fund begins its acquisition trail into Africa

Growthpoint Investec African Properties (GIAP), the pan-African real estate investment business managed by Growthpoint Investec African Property Management, has begun executing on its strategy to aggregate a quality portfolio of prime income-producing commercial assets in Africa. ... Full story

Hyprop CEO Morné Wilken said: “At interims in March 2019, we stated clearly our intention to curb Hyprop’s exposure to sub-Saharan Africa.

SA Shopping Mall Investor reduces exposure to Africa

Hyprop Investments, South Africa’s largest listed specialized shopping centre owner, on Friday said that AttAfrica Limited, in which it owns a 37.5 percent stake, had concluded an agreement to dispose of its interest in Achimota Retail Centre in Ghana. ... Full story

It is becoming harder to make the case to invest in SA’s listed property stocks while economic growth is weak and funds are raising little capital at home, the panel said at the Sapoa conference.

SA REITs eager to seize opportunities in other African countries

South African Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) have renewed their appetite for African property assets following a challenging economic environment negatively impacted the local listed property sector in 2018. ... Full story

The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) agreement, has been hailed as a game-changer for intra-African trade.

Africa's Free Trade zone to ease the cost of doing Business

Last month, the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) finally came into being, opening the way for a continent-wide market of 1.2 billion people worth $2.5 trillion. ... Full story

Sub-Saharan hospitality investment platform Kasada Capital Management has reached a first close on its maiden fund Kasada Hospitality Fund LP with equity commitments of over USD 500 million.

$500m raised for new Hospitality Fund dedicated to Sub-Saharan Africa

Sub-Saharan hospitality investment platform Kasada Capital Management has reached a first close on its maiden fund Kasada Hospitality Fund LP with equity commitments of over USD 500 million. ... Full story

Office yields remained largely stable in most African markets over the past two years, anchored by patient domestic capital as local investors assume a longer-term perspective

Domestic activity keeps Africa's Property Market afloat

Office yields remained largely stable in most African markets over the past two years, anchored by patient domestic capital as local investors assume a longer-term perspective, a new report shows. ... Full story

According to World Bank, Sub-Saharan Africa’s economic growth slowed to 2.3% in 2018 from 2.5% in 2017.

World Bank downgrades growth in Sub-Saharan Africa

The World Bank has cut its 2019 growth forecast for sub-Saharan Africa to 2.8% from an initial 3.3%, it said on Monday. ... Full story

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