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Spain: Marketing properties to South Africans

Realestate Web 23.07.2009
Spain: Marketing properties to South Africans

South Africans wishing to acquire a property in Spain's sought-after Costa Blanco in southern Valencia, or Spaniards considering buying a property in South Africa, now have access to the expertise of Vincent Real Estate (www.vincent-realestate.com) in Costa Blanco and Leapfrog Property Group in SA (www.leapfrog.co.za) respectively, thanks to a reciprocal co-operation agreement between the two estate agencies.

Uganda: Why Building Loans are Gaining Popularity

Ricks Kayizzi All Africa 02.07.2009
Tatas set to open first five-star hotel in South Africa

The cape town hotel is the first of a number of hotels the Tata’s plan in South Africa,with one more each in Johannesburg and Durban

Uganda: Why Building Loans are Gaining Popularity

Kampala — UGANDA currently has a housing deficit of more than 1.7 million units and the figure is rising annually in tandem with a high population growth rate.

"Real estate market will get worse before it gets better"

Bad debts, vacancies will rise, warns listed property company CEO of South Africa's commercial real estate sector.

Rezidor announces the Park Inn Sandton, South Africa

The 270 rooms-property is scheduled to open in 2010.

Real estate development on Waiyaki way in Nairobi. individual investors will be able to buy and sell shares of properties listed on the bourse. Picture: Anthony Kamau

Millions of Kenyans are to benefit from a major new investment window as the government moves to introduce regulations that will allow real estate to be traded at the Nairobi Stock Exchange.

Meltdown: Nigeria in context of global response to impact on real estate

As the global economic crisis persists, different countries of the world have devised measures for responding to its impact on real estate. CHUKA UROKO writes that top of these measures are cuts in interest rates on mortgage lending and housing loans

Uganda: Energy Drives Real Estate Growth

Ricks Kayizz allafrica.com 04.06.2009
Uganda: Energy Drives Real Estate Growth

Kampala — PROXIMITY to the electricity grid greatly influences the rate of success of many real estate investors.

Kigali CBD: Statistics from the National Bank of Rwanda show that an estimated 25,000 new houses have to be built annually in urban areas for the country to meet the demand for urban housing. Picture: Morgan Mbabazi

Investment in Rwanda’s real estate and construction industry has grown by 250 per cent from $100 million to $351 million, between 2003 to 2008.


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