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Commercial property professional Kura Chihota from eXp South Africa is the guest on Moneyweb’s milestone 100th episode of The Property Pod, which goes regional this week, as we look at what’s bubbling in Zimbabwe and broader SADC real estate markets. Welcome to The Property Pod, South Africa’s premier property investor podcast. It’s our milestone 100th episode, and…

With expectations of interest rate cuts this year, will 2024, an election year, see a flat market? Siphamandla Mkhwanazi, property economist at FNB, shares his insights and expectations.

To a place without toilets or water.

Informs investors of disposals in the pipeline across key segments.

Chris Tyson, founder and chairperson of fast-growing real estate agency group Tyson Properties, shares his insights on the market, noting that while ‘conditions will improve based on supply and demand’, with 2024 being an election year, ‘historically nothing much happens in the property market in an election year’.

Try to understand our plight, says one rail occupier.

While progress on the temporary relocation of 891 households occupying the Central Line is being made, thousands of households remain on the railway.

Bringing investment commitments in the broader Westown mini-city development to R4.5bn.

Says it has reached out to key metros to begin a consultation process.

The founder and CEO of Durban’s largest private-owned and independently-run hotel group speaks about the chain’s growth, its latest R800m mixed-use development in Umhlanga Ridge, prospects for tourism in Surf City post the floods and riots, and why his company doesn’t plan to expand beyond KZN.