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ATTRACTION OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT (FDI) BEGAN SLOWLY IN 2024

ECONOMIC CONTRACTION IN DURBAN: 2024 Q1

VALUE OF BUILDING PLANS DECLINED BY 5.0% IN Q3 23/24

CAPITAL EXPENDITURE RISES BY 9.1% IN Q3 2023/24

DURBAN EMPLOYMENT CONTINUES ITS UPWARD TRAJECTORY IN THE FIRST QUARTER OF 2024

DURBAN BUSINESS CONFIDENCE INDEX 2024Q1

ECONOMIC HEADWINDS SLOW DURBAN’S RECOVERY

ETHEKWINI- BUILDING PLAN APPROVALS UP IN Q2 23/24

DURBAN RECORDS THE LOWEST UNEMPLOYMENT RATE OF 22.1%, LARGEST EMPLOYMENT OF 44 000 AMONG METROS IN LAST QUARTER OF 2023

DURBAN RANKS SECOND IN GDP GROWTH DESPITE QUARTERLY CONTRACTION

SANITATION PROJECTS BOOST Q2 2023/24 CAPITAL EXPENDITURE

CENSUS 2022 INSIGHTS INTO DEMOGRAPHICS, ECONOMY, AND POTENTIAL

THE APPROVAL OF BUILDING PLANS DEMONSTRATES A DECREASE IN Q1 2023/24

DURBAN UNEMPLOYMENT RATE RISES FOR FOUR CONSECUTIVE QUARTERS

DURBAN'S 2023 Q2 GDP: RESILIENCE AMIDST SECTORAL SHIFTS

Q1 2023/24 CAPITAL EXPENDITURE DOMINATED BY HOUSING UNIT

UKUNCIPHA KUKA 19% KWESIBALO SABANGASAKUKHUTHALELE UKUFUNA UMSEBENZI KUVEZA IZIMPAWU ZETHEMBA EZIMAKETHE

KUYAGQOZA, KODWA KUYETHEMBISA UKUKHULA KOMNOTHO ETHEKWINI

IS DURBAN'S ECONOMIC HUB SHIFTING AWAY FROM ITS TRADITIONAL CENTRE?

19% YEAR-ON-YEAR DECREASE IN DISCOURAGED JOB SEEKERS SIGNALS OPTIMISM IN JOB MARKET

NAVIGATING UNEMPLOYMENT IN SOUTH AFRICA'S LABOUR MARKET

SLUGGISH, BUT POSITIVE ECONOMIC GROWTH IN DURBAN

A SLIGHT INCREASE IN BUILDING PLANS APPROVED

DURBAN MAKES STRIDES IN REDUCING STRICT UNEMPLOYMENT

A NEW ERA OF ECONOMIC PLANNING IN ETHEKWINI MUNICIPALITY

UNLOCKING DURBAN'S ECONOMIC POTENTIAL: THE POWER OF SPATIAL ECONOMIC DATA

SECTORS LAGGING PRE-PANDEMIC LEVELS OF PRODUCTION

AMAZINGA OKUSWELEKA KWEMISEBENZI EHLELE KU-17.6%

IBALULEKE KANGAKANANI IMFUNDO UMA UFUNA UMSEBENZI ETHEKWINI?

STATE OF THE 2022-23 CAPITAL BUDGET IN ETHEKWINI MUNICIPALITY

HOW IMPORTANT IS EDUCATION IN FINDING A JOB IN DURBAN?

UNEMPLOYMENT DROPS TO 17.6%, AS PEOPLE LEAVE THE LABOUR MARKET

BUSINESS CONFIDENCE IMPROVES, BUT STILL LOW

A DIFFERENT TAKE ON VALENTINE'S DAY IN DURBAN

SPLITTING THE BILL ON VALENTINE'S DAY?

ARE WE REALLY IMPROVING REVENUE BY INVESTING IN PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE?

MORE THAN ANTICIPATED GDP GROWTH (1,6%) IN 2022Q3

UNEMPLOYMENT RATE DROPS WHILE “NOT ECONOMICALLY ACTIVE” RISE

DURBAN LAUNCHES SPATIALISED ECONOMIC DATA

DURBAN: FIRST SA CITY TO LAUNCH A BUSINESS CONFIDENCE INDEX

DURBAN’S GDP DECREASED BY 0,8% IN 2022Q2, MAJOR METROS SHRUNK BY 0,4%

DURBAN’S ECONOMY STILL GLOOMY BUT MAY SEE MODERATE GROWTH IN UPCOMING QUARTERS

DURBAN'S ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INCENTIVE POLICY BENEFICIARIES

POISED FOR GROWTH: RENEWAL OF DURBAN’S INNER CITY

DISCOURAGED JOB-SEEKERS INCREASE FOLLOWING APRIL 2022 FLOODING

LOCAL GOVERNMENT’S ECONOMIC RESPONSE TO COVID-19: THE CASE OF ETHEKWINI CITY COUNCIL

GDP IN Q1 2021: POSITIVE GROWTH BUT SLOW RECOVERY

A STABILISING LABOUR MARKET IN Q1 2021

(1ST RESPONSE) ECONOMIC IMPACT OF JULY 2021 UNREST ON DURBAN'S ECONOMY

CAPITAL EXPENDITURE INCREASES SLIGHTLY IN 2021Q1

DURBAN PORT AT THE CROSSROADS (PART 1)

WHAT IS DRIVING POST-LOCKDOWN GROWTH IN DURBAN?

A RECOVERY IN BUILT INVESTMENT (2021)

SA UNEMPLOYMENT AT ITS HIGHEST IN HISTORY

EXPLORING REASONS BEHIND 2021Q3'S GDP DECLINE

LABOUR MARKET UNDER STRAIN FOLLOWING JULY CIVIL UNREST

MORE THAN EXPECTED GDP GROWTH IN 2021 (1,2%)

A JOBLESS LABOUR MARKET

DURBAN'S GDP GROWS BY 2,3% IN 2022Q1

EMPLOYED PEOPLE INCREASE BY 2% IN DURBAN, PRE-FLOODING (2021Q1 vs. 2022Q1)

LOW-VALUE PROPERTIES IN TOWNSHIPS SHOW POSITIVE GROWTH IN PROPERTY VALUES

THE WEST DRIVES BUILDING INVESTMENT GROWTH

INITIAL RESULTS-APRIL 2022 KZN FLOOD ECONOMIC IMPACT ON DURBAN

ANONYMISED CITY SPATIALISED ECONOMIC DATA - INNOVATION SERIES

OFFICE OCCUPANCY EXPANDS BY 88% IN UMHLANGA OVER A DECADE

KEY OPPORTUNITIES & RISKS IN DURBAN’S ECONOMY