Growthpoint Properties Limited is a real estate investment trust. The primary business of the company is investment in rental-generating properties, which are maintained and upgraded or refurbished as necessary. The company reported its full-year results for the year ended 30 June 2019. The group reported total revenue of R11.5bn (FY18: R10.92bn), up by 5.75% compared to […]
In recent years, South African sports enthusiasts have been introduced to a few new sports terms that you won’t necessarily find in standard recognised dictionaries. Some of these include “Chokers” and “BMT” (big match temperament), which have made headlines on several occasions throughout the year. Whether its the Proteas getting stuck in yet another big […]
We currently find ourselves in a market that hasn’t shown any real growth over the past five years and even the most optimistic investors are now starting to panic, especially those who have already retired. With the cost of living rising rapidly, many pensioners are forced to increase their withdrawal rates to well above the […]
I don’t want to sound like a Masterchef contender, but we all know that you can bake an amazing bread with a relatively small piece of dough. This is possible, because prior to baking, the dough should be left to rise properly in the oven, and then baked to perfection. If you (like me) become […]
Whether it’s Formula 1’s four wheels or the two wheels in MotoGP, I absolutely love motorsports. Many readers may point out, however, that motorsports have become boring in recent years, mainly because the previous week’s winners (usually Lewis Hamilton or Marc Márquez) typically end up winning the following week’s race as well. To date, between […]
Growthpoint Properties Limited is a real estate investment trust. The primary business of the company is investment in rental-generating properties, which are maintained and upgraded or refurbished as necessary. The company reported its full-year results for the year ended 30 June 2019. The group reported total revenue of R11.5bn (FY18: R10.92bn), up by 5.75% compared to […]
