For affected businesses, social relief for poor South Africans as well as more funds for the police and national defence forces.

‘My biggest concern right now is that maybe Sasria can't deliver’ – Mike Flax, property director at Visio Fund Management.

Is Deryck Janse van Rensburg of Anchor making marked portfolio changes after last week? Mike Flax from Visio on the listed property sector after last week's riots. Sean Sanders, founder of Revix on Bitcoin remaining at lows for the year and alt coins.

Seven of the group’s properties were affected by recent looting and destruction – all of which were in the province.

Commercial property demand and supply dynamics remain out of balance.

Are the country’s listed funds ignorant, or simply putting on a brave face?

Will the bull run extend to the end of the year or could we see Covid-19 curb the gains? Craig Smith, head of research at Anchor Stockbrokers, gives some insight and foresight.

Property body warns that the chaos in municipalities ‘is filtering at exponential speeds into the pockets of already strained property owners’.

Kruger International's Mia Kruger talks Growthpoint's trading update, with commercial property still under pressure. Justin Schmidt, Absa Retail and Business Bank, unpacks the better-than-expected manufacturing confidence data. Kenneth Collett of SA Murder Mysteries on why now is the time for South Africans to take over the world.

Lefakane co-founded the Youth in Property Association to help drive transformation in SA’s broader property industry.

Craig Gradidge of Gradidge-Mahura Investments takes a look at SAB Zenzele Kabili – is now the time to buy? Anchor's Martin Smith unpacks the latest trading updates from Motus and Hyprop. Stor-Age's Chris Oosthuizen on strong results in a defensive sector.

Emergency generation reserves have been depleted, forcing it to ‘implement load shedding continuously until Friday night’.

Neil Gopal, CEO of the South African Property Owners Association, wades into this hot-button issue for the commercial and listed property industry.

These include storage, residential and warehousing.

Share price falls 4.65%, but bookbuild is oversubscribed.