All posts tagged "Galetti Corporate Real Estate"
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1.5KCommercialPublic-private partnerships and retail giants drive commercial property renewal
Two high-profile developments in the South African commercial real estate (CRE) sector are pointing to renewed momentum in the market…
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1.4KDevelopmentsR90 Million deal ups investor appetite for Joburg office-to-residential conversions
Galetti Corporate Real Estate’s R90 million property transaction will redefine inner-city living by being converted into affordable residential apartments - a broader...
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2.8KCommercialReverse semigration fuels uptick in demand for premium office space in Gauteng
Keke Khojane comments that hybrid work models have increased demand for Gauteng offices situated near residential zones, key transport routes and lifestyle...
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1.2KCommercialWhat Pick n Pay’s asset streamlining approach means for the retail industry
Pick n Pay’s strategic downscaling marks a turning point for the South African retail sector – John Jack comments.
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2.0KCommercialSouth Africa’s commercial property sector holds steady amid political headwinds
In the face of political uncertainty, John Jack outlines strategies for investors and developers in the commercial real estate sector to stay...
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4.6KInsight
Commercial property trends unpacked for 2025
CEO of Galetti Corporate Real Estate, John Jack, highlights five trends that are set to shape the commercial property industry next year.
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2.4KPropertyMidlands Meander property hotspot with investment potential
While the Western Cape remains the luxury retirement capital of SA, property developers are in search of alternative locations says Dean Wiid
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1.8KFinanceRate increase will hurt property buyers
The South African Reserve Bank has raised its repo rate by a further 75bps, making the interest rate 6.25% which…
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2.8KAuctionsGoing, going… gone online!
In the age of Covid-19 and subsequent lockdowns, everything is going virtual - and property online auctions are no exception
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5.9KDevelopmentsThe future is mixed-use developments
Mixed-use developments are breathing new life into South Africa's leading business hubs
