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Maroc - CAPETOWNETC.COM - A La Une - 22/Aug 20:00
Cape Town office space vacancies hit 15-year low
Cape Town is experiencing a significant shortage of office space, with occupancy rates recently hitting their highest levels in 15 years, further positioning the city as a strong contender against Johannesburg as South Africa’s economic hub, Cape {town} Etc reports. Also read: Inflation falls to 4.6% nearing Reserve Bank’s target According to The Financial Mail, Cape Town’s office vacancy rate...
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