SAHIF acquires vacant and unused land near the centres of towns and cities for conversion into zoned and serviced stands, to enhance the speedy delivery of serviced stands to middle and lower income earning households to build their own homes close to places of work, education, healthcare, public transport and other amenities.
6953 Future Jobs *
4731 Past Jobs *
Total: 11 684 Jobs
* Based on construction jobs and specific formula
"People give you feedback and say 'why are you bringing affordable housing in this area - how is it going to affect our land', and that's exciting because you get to engage with people. And once you start telling them 'where do you want these people to stay' and you look at their faces and they get back to you and say 'you are quite right'"
SAHIF CEO RALI MAMPEULE
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SABC Digital News
Rali Mampeule, the Chief Executive of the South African Housing and Infrastructure Fund has been accepted into the Forbes Real Estate Business Council, an achievement that can only happen upon invitation by the council members.
Namibia Economist
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Land owners are running scared, offloading land in fear of the expropriation of land without compensation, according to property mogul and CEO of the South African Housing and Infrastructure Fund (Sahif), Rali Mampeule.
News24.com
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Project aims to assist the state in building houses for poor and middle-class people.
Business Live
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A fund has been launched to accelerate the delivery of serviced stands for the poor and working class to build their own homes close to schools, public transport and workplaces.
Times Live
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SAHIF to accelerate the delivery of serviced stands to South Africans
Tame Times
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'n Nuwe sakegroepering wil munt slaan uit paniekerige grondeie-naars wat bang is vir grondroof en onteiening sonder vergoeding.
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