Dipula Income Fund announced today that it will acquire six properties in a single transaction for a combined R559 million, in yet another successful acquisition for the JSE-listed property company.
Dipula, through its subsidiary Mergence Africa Property Fund Investment Trust, signed agreements to acquire Shoprite Pretoria North from Capital Property Fund, Ziyabuya Shopping
JSE- listed property loan stock company Dipula Income Fund said on Friday it would, though a subsidiary, acquire six properties in a single transaction for a combined R599m, pushing its property assets to more than R4bn
All-in returns of between 10 percent and 15 percent are on the cards for the listed property sector this year, predicts Dipula Income Fund chief executive Izak Petersen.
All-in returns of between 10% and 15% are on the cards for the listed property sector in 2013, says Dipula Income Fund CEO Izak Petersen.
According to Petersen, the year ahead will see continued pressure on commercial property owners and occupants from administered prices and municipal charges. “Slow economic growth will continue and, as a result, rental growth will be
Dipula Income Fund today reported it has met its forecast for the year ended 31 August 2012 as set out in the pre-listing prospectus.
An annual international real estate survey has ranked South Africa 17th out of 25 emerging markets being considered for investment in the near future.
It would have been easy to miss the Nedbank 2012 Xmas Stocking when it was first published, as the end of last year. It hit the streets when most of us were in that mad scramble to get everything done in time to
There’s still no end to the run in listed property share prices, which has helped push the sector’s market cap beyond R210bn, up from R150bn a year ago.
Nedbank Corporate Property Finance jetted commercial and retail property into development orbit in the past year, fuelling momentum for this sector’s growth.