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Gauteng office market could take five years to recover, say property experts

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Gauteng’s office market, battered by remote working and high vacancies due to a weak economy and oversupply dating from before the pandemic, could take up to five years to recover, say experts.

Gauteng’s office market, battered by remote working and high vacancies due to a weak economy and oversupply dating from before the pandemic, could take up to five years to recover, say experts — but markets in

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