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As investors, developers, and regulatory bodies embrace sustainability, the future of South African commercial real estate looks brighter and greener than ever.

Emerging trends are shaping the landscape, driven by technological advancements, changing demographics, and evolving business needs.

As South Africa continues to attract investment and promote economic growth, the potential of SEZs for the industrial real estate sector remains promising.

The mixed-use suburb of Rosebank in Johannesburg North is seeing major growth.

In recent years, a number of trends have emerged that are shaping the way commercial real estate is bought, sold, and managed.

The R3 billion Barlow Park development, an affordable residential and mixed-use precinct in Sandton, is rising out of the ground.

Overall, working with a commercial real estate broker from Archon International can help corporates save time, reduce risk, and make informed decisions about th

SA's property brokers have signaled declining vacancy rates in the office, industrial and retail markets, according to FNB's Q1 Property Broker Survey.

Clairwood Racecourse is now a prestigious logistics and warehousing park in KwaZulu-Natal attracting local and international tenants.

The industrial property market continues to be the cream of the crop due to its superior nominal rental growth and low vacancies.