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Rode’s property economics department produces four research publications. In order to do this, it surveys the national property market every quarter, then interpret and publish the data. It forecasts the market using Rode’s unique econometric forecasting model.

Rode’s Report on the South African Property Market

Rode’s Report analyses and reports on most sectors of the property market in the metropolitan areas and some secondary cities. It covers, inter alia, rental levels per m² by property type, grade, size and node/ township; capitalization rates by type of property, grade and location; building costs by type; building activity; etc. It excludes the retail property market, which is discussed in the report below. The publication is updated quarterly and available only in digital format.

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Rode’s Retail Report

Rode’s Retail Report reports on the state of the retail property market by analysing the most recent retail sales and trading-density statistics. Retail property information includes street-front shop rentals per m² by size for about 120 street-front micro-locations in six metropolitan areas. The publication also reports on developments of new shopping centres and major extensions to existing shopping centres. The publication is updated quarterly and available only in digital format.

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Rode’s South African Property Trends

Trends contains forecasts of various property variables like rentals and capitalization rates by city, six years into the future. The forecasts are updated every six months using Rode’s unique econometric models and cover the major South African metropolitan areas, thus giving a complete framework for property investment planning and viability studies. The publication is updated semi-annually and is available only in digital format.

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Rode’s Time Series Lite

Use Rode’s reliable historical data to aid your research, strategic decision making and presentations. This digital database provides online access to more than 2 000 property-related time series – many going back more than three decades. The database includes key property time series like capitalization rates, and office and industrial rentals. The data covers all metropolitan areas and some secondary cities. It is updated quarterly and available only in digital format.

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Rode’s Time Series Pro

This is an extension of Rode’s Time Series Lite database and contains about 6 000 property-related time series – many going back more than three decades. A must for the serious property analyst. Rode’s Time Series is updated quarterly and available only in digital format.

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Full House Package with Time Series Lite:

 

Rode’s Report, Rode’s Retail Report, Rode’s Time Series Lite, Rode’s SA Property Trends
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Full House Package with Time Series Pro:

 

Rode’s Report, Rode’s Retail Report, Rode’s Time Series Pro, Rode’s SA Property Trends
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