COMMERCIAL PROPERTY | 16 MAY 2024

Residential Property Report:
Quantitative Analysis of an
Emerging Asset Class

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We are proud to announce the successful partnership between South African Multifamily Residential Rental Association (SAMRRA), Absa, and Divercity Urban Property Group in pioneering a research project on the multifamily residential property asset class in South Africa. Conducted by MSCI, the research unveils significant insights into the sector’s potential and performance, both in South Africa and on a global scale.

Key findings underscore the strategic importance of multifamily residential properties within the investment landscape, marked by their low volatility and predictable returns.

This collaboration underscores our commitment to innovation and thought leadership in the property investment sector. We invite you to explore the comprehensive report for a deeper understanding of these findings.

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