These insights were shared at a recent South African Multifamily Residential Rental Association (SAMRRA) multifamily sector institutional capital breakfast in partnership with Absa, held at Africrest’s The Legacy in Oaklands, Johannesburg. “Multifamily rental housing is becoming one of the most resilient, investable and socially impactful asset classes in South Africa. “Multifamily rental housing provides a scalable, repeatable model that links stable, needs-based demand with long-term institutional capital. What is clear is that multifamily rental housing is growing rapidly and is increasingly recognised as a core component of South Africa’s real estate landscape. SAMRRA’s collaboration with Rode aims to address data gaps in the South African multifamily rental housing market.