Denise Mhlanga is a journalist at Business Day. She specializes in covering real estate and market trends, providing insightful analysis and reporting on the dynamics that shape these sectors. Denise's work has been featured in notable publications, highlighting her expertise and contributions to the field.
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Denise Mhlanga's coverage primarily focuses on the real estate industry within South Africa, with an emphasis on private sector announcements and press releases. She appears to be interested in articles related to commercial and residential property, investment opportunities, rental markets, and economic development within this sector.
Given her focus on industry-specific content and reliance on press releases for coverage attributes, she may be particularly receptive to pitches that align with specific data-driven insights or exclusive access to private sector developments within the South African real estate market.
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Fund seeks to position mall as first-choice family-orientated entertainment and shopping destination
By: Denise Mhlanga
The luxury lifestyle estate, which launched the City Centre apartments in 2021 added retail stores in May
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By: Denise Mhlanga
The fund has re-let most of the space that Edgars gave up or reduced
Fund says it aims to grow assets to R12bn with the possibility of listing in seven years
This city did best since 2018 with rentals up 19% and rising 6% in 2023's fourth quarter
This city did best since 2018 with rentals up 19% and rising 6% in 2023's fourth quarter
Property technology is changing the way in which buildings are managed, which is increasing operational efficiencies and enhance user experiences.
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