The changing shape of Kenya's retail property
Kenya's shopping centres are rethinking what keeps a retail property alive as weaker household spending makes the traditional mall formula less dependable, market analysis shows.
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Kenya's shopping centres are rethinking what keeps a retail property alive as weaker household spending makes the traditional mall formula less dependable, market analysis shows.
The Moolman Group agreed to sell nine shopping centres across South Africa for 2 billion rand ($124 million) to Dipula Properties, marking the largest acquisition in the listed REIT's history.
Nigerian luxury property developer Sijibomi Ogundele says his Sujimoto Group has repaid more than N40 billion ($29.8 million) in debt and aims to be debt-free by January 2027, while an EFCC investigation into alleged fund diversion at Enugu's Smart Green Schools project continues.
Growthpoint's 36 Hans Strijdom building in Cape Town has secured Net Zero carbon level 2 certification from the GBCSA, as the property firm shifts assets to lower-carbon operations.
Marriott International has opened Kampala Marriott Hotel and Marriott Executive Apartments Kampala, marking the debut of both brands in Uganda.
Knight Frank Kenya's H1 2026 market update shows a resilient property market, with prime office occupancy rising 4.05% and prime residential sale prices up 6.2%.
Immediate past FIABCI-Nigeria President Akin Opatola argues that real estate development should prioritise community building over mere property construction as the industry seeks greater international recognition.
Devmco Group says Sibaya Coastal City has shifted from planned growth to visible delivery, with 135 development sites now in active construction along KwaZulu-Natal's north coast.
REDAN has called for reforms to Nigeria's land titling system and government-backed housing subsidies, citing Egypt's model where support cut low-income housing costs by about 60 per cent.