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The Property Pod

The Property Pod

Hosted by Moneyweb Radio

Episodes

150

Latest episode

Nov 2026

Language

EN

About the show

Hosted by Moneyweb's deputy editor Suren Naidoo, The Property Pod is South Africa's premier property investor podcast, with insights from industry executives. This podcast offers in-depth coverage of the South African property industry. The sectors covered include the commercial (office, retail and industrial/logistics) residential, and specialist sectors such as storage and healthcare. Each episode will cover industry developments, sector performance, trends as well as new policies/ laws affecting the sector from both local government and national government level. This podcast is published weekly.

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November 9, 202627 min

Marek Noetzel: ‘South African investors make up 80% of Nepi Rockcastle’

The CEO of the largest JSE-listed property company – which has a market capitalisation of over R103.5bn and focuses on retail assets largely in the Central and Eastern Europe market – shares insights on the group, including plans to expand its portfolio to circa €13bn and in Spain. Podcast series on Moneyweb

November 2, 202636 min

Pran Shree – From butcher to citrus warehousing to property mogul

The founder of Shree Property Holdings started off as a butchery entrepreneur in the 1980s and pivoted to new business ventures to become one of Durban and SA’s biggest private owners of logistics real estate, with more than a million square metre portfolio and interests in Texas and London. Podcast series on Moneyweb

October 26, 202618 min

Burstone bolsters fund management business, gets Nedbank backing

Andrew Wooler, CEO of JSE-listed real estate investment trust Burstone Group, shares insights on latest developments within the company, including its launch of a new SA funds management platform with support from Nedbank Property Partners. Podcast series on Moneyweb

September 7, 202628 min

Money Summit panel: Listed property still has run room

Ian Anderson of Merchant West Investments and Kundayi Munzara of Sesfikile Capital see improving fundamentals, attractive yields and the potential for annual returns in the teens for the SA Reit sector. Podcast series on Moneyweb

August 31, 202623 min

Sapoa boss on the Cape Town rates battle and saving Joburg

Neil Gopal, the long-time CEO of the South African Property Owners Association, shares insights on why its big court win against the City of Cape Town matters, Sapoa’s 60th-anniversary milestone and fixing the CoJ. Podcast series on Moneyweb

August 24, 202621 min

SA Reit chair says ‘balance sheets are looking really good’

Jackie van Niekerk, newly appointed chair of the South African Real Estate Investment Trust Association and CEO of JSE-listed Attacq Limited, notes despite global uncertainties, inflation, and interest rate volatility, the sector has maintained access to capital markets and continues to show potential for growth. Podcast series on Moneyweb

August 17, 202622 min

The chairwoman’s conversation: Catching up with Attacq’s Ipeleng Mkhari

Mkhari talks about her role as chair of the JSE-listed group behind Waterfall City, and reveals what Motseng Investment Holdings, where she is founding CEO, has been up to Podcast series on Moneyweb

August 10, 202618 min

Meet Laila Razack, who’s finance chief at this R28bn property fund

The CFO at logistics-focused Equites Property Fund is one of the youngest women executives at a JSE-listed company currently. She shares her story and talks about the growth of the group. Podcast series on Moneyweb

August 3, 202616 min

SA women beat men in residential property ownership

Hayley Ivins-Downes, managing executive for Real Estate at Lightstone, says in terms of non-subsidised properties, women are owning their homes on their own more than ever before. Gauteng women are leading the way, with two-thirds of these properties owned by women. Podcast series on Moneyweb

July 27, 202624 min

Foreign interest in Cape Town property peaks, but what about Gqeberha?

Paul Stevens, CEO of Just Property, says international buyers of SA residential property is on the up, with almost 40% of sales over R20m being by foreign buyers and mainly into the Mother City. Being Nelson Mandela Bay-based, he also weighs in on what’s holding the city back. Podcast series on Moneyweb

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