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Compiled by Jacques du Toit Property Analyst Absa Home Loans 15 Troye Street Johannesburg 21 PO Box 7735 Johannesburg 2 South Africa Tel +27 ()11 35 7246 jacques@absa.co.za www.absa.co.za Explanatory note: The residential building statistics refer to private-sector financed housing, largely excluding government-subsidised low-cost housing, for which information was reported by local government institutions. The information in this publication is derived from sources which are regarded as accurate and reliable, is of a general nature only, does not constitute advice and may not be applicable to all circumstances. Detailed advice should be obtained in individual cases. No responsibility for any error, omission or loss sustained by any person acting or refraining from acting as a result of this publication is accepted by Absa Bank Limited and/or the authors of the material. Residential building statistics 17 May 218 Divergence in residential building activity in the first quarter of 218 Divergent trends were evident in levels of building activity in the South African market for new housing in the first quarter of 218. In the planning phase of new housing, as reflected by the number of building plans approved by local government institutions, double-digit year-on-year growth was recorded in the first quarter. The construction phase of new housing, i.e. the volume of housing units reported as completed, contracted relative sharply in the first quarter compared with the corresponding period last year. These trends are based on data published by Statistics South Africa in respect of building activity related to private sector-financed housing (see explanatory note). The number of new housing units for which building plans were approved, increased by 17,1% year-on-year (y/y), or 2 245 plans, to 15 233 plans in the period January to March this year. This growth was largely the result of trends in plans approved for houses smaller than 8m², which showed growth of 33% y/y, and plans approved for flats and townhouses, which increased by 14,7% y/y in the first quarter of the year. The number of new housing units reported as being completed was lower in each of the three categories of housing in the first three months of the year, which resulted in a combined decline of 25% y/y, or 2 547 units, to a total of 7 652 units over this period. The segments of houses smaller than 8m² and flats and townhouses showed a contraction of 37% y/y and 27,4% y/y respectively in the first quarter of the year. The average building cost of new housing completed increased by 3,1% y/y to R7 36 per square meter in the first quarter of 218, compared with R7 135 per square meter in the same quarter last year. In real terms, i.e. after adjustment for inflation, residential building costs were down by 1% y/y in the first quarter, based on an average headline consumer price inflation rate of 4,1% y/y over this period. The average building cost per square meter in the three categories of new housing was as follows in January to March 218: Houses of <8m²: R5 482, up by 9,9% y/y. Houses of 8m²: R7 344, up by 3,1% y/y. Flats and townhouses: R7 48, down by,8% y/y. Building activity with regard to alterations and additions to existing houses was relatively flat in the first quarter of 218, with the building area approved rising by,9% y/y and the building area reported as completed contracting marginally by,1% y/y. The building cost of completed alterations and additions to existing houses increased by 13,7% to R7 26 per square meter in the first quarter from R6 182 per square meter a year ago. In real terms, the building cost in this segment of the property market was up by 9,2% y/y in the first quarter of the year. Confidence levels in the building industry, i.e. with regard to building material manufacturers, architects, quantity surveyors, building contractors and sub-contractors as well as hardware retailers, improved in the first quarter of the year from the preceding quarter, but were still below the confidence-neutral level of 5 index points.

Residential building activity 1 1994-218 year-to-date Segment Units % of total Units % of total Houses of <8m² 746 385 42.6 591 177 45.8 Houses of 8m² 522 13 29.8 348 789 27. Flats and tow nhouses 485 538 27.7 351 749 27.2 Total 1 754 53 1. 1 291 715 1. Residential building activity: January - March 1 Segment Units Units 218 m² Building area 218 Units Units 218 m² Building area 218 217 Number % 217 m² % 217 Number % 217 m² % Houses of <8m² 4 11 5 335 33. 19 455 241 993 27.1 3 41 2 143-37. 162 812 13 678-36.3 Houses of 8m² 3 379 3 46 2.4 97 441 913 36.6 2 241 2 2-1.8 627 86 568 225-9.5 Flats and tow nhouses 5 78 6 548 14.7 617 4 591 46-4.2 4 557 3 39-27.4 41 65 346 138-15.6 Total 13 98 15 343 17.1 1 715 296 1 746 435 1.8 1 199 7 652-25. 1 2 683 1 18 41-15.2 Segment Period Variable WC EC NC FS KZN NW GAU MPU LIM SA Total new Jan-Mar 17 Number 5 47 1 174 49 511 1 22 1 88 3 8 525 242 13 98 houses, January - Number 5 896 1 877 62 414 73 1 41 4 435 337 218 15 343 flats and March % change 9. 59.9 26.5-19. -31.2 28.8 44. -35.8-9.9 17.1 townhouses 218 % of SA 38.4 12.2.4 2.7 4.6 9.1 28.9 2.2 1.4 1. Alterations Jan-Mar 17 m² 185 69 67 723 4 88 33 341 87 54 28 843 194 72 28 413 15 619 645 14 and additions January - m² 192 529 61 715 5 263 34 753 71 491 28 728 24 942 4 2 11 223 65 646 to existing March % change 4. -8.9 7.8 4.2-17.9 -.4 5.6 4.8-28.1.9 houses 218 % of SA 29.6 9.5.8 5.3 11. 4.4 31.5 6.1 1.7 1. Segment Period Variable WC EC NC FS KZN NW GAU MPU LIM SA Total new Jan-Mar 17 Number 3 448 22 18 46 789 373 4 349 455 87 1 199 houses, January - Number 3 288 119 9 245 361 546 2 695 279 11 7 652 flats and March % change -4.6-45.9-5. -46.7-54.2 46.4-38. -38.7 26.4-25. townhouses 218 % of SA 43. 1.6.1 3.2 4.7 7.1 35.2 3.6 1.4 1. Alterations Jan-Mar 17 m² 144 639 19 812 2 63 2 287 32 471 12 17 57 57 1 82 1 55 282 86 and additions January - m² 97 754 17 429 6 29 9 192 47 643 36 173 57 366 8 735 1 238 281 82 to existing March % change -32.4-12. 24.9 31.9 46.7 197.2 -.2-13.4 17.3 -.1 houses 218 % of SA 34.7 6.2 2.2 3.3 16.9 12.8 2.4 3.1.4 1. Residential building activity by province 1 Home Loans 2

Residential building activity 1 Period Houses Houses Flats and Total <8m² 8m² tow nhouses Units y/y % Units y/y % Units y/y % Units y/y % 1Q 215 4 12-35.3 4 49 3.2 4 492 16. 12 553-1.3 2Q 215 6 112 5.9 4 242 1. 6 36 7. 16 66 17.8 3Q 215 7 63 26.1 4 551-4.2 4 65 6.1 16 831 1.8 4Q 215 5 29 14.1 4 139-2.6 4 767-1.3 13 935 3.3 1Q 216 4 652 16. 3 934-2.8 5 2 11.8 13 66 8.4 2Q 216 4 477-26.8 4 57-4.4 6 382 1.2 14 916-1.5 3Q 216 3 927-48.5 4 78-1.4 4 683.7 12 688-24.6 4Q 216 4 262-15.3 3 83-7.5 6 927 45.3 15 19 7.8 1Q 217 4 11-13.8 3 379-14.1 5 78 13.7 13 98-3.7 2Q 217 6 17 34.4 3 893-4. 4 3-32.6 14 21-4.7 3Q 217 4 13 4.5 4 264 4.6 5 438 16.1 13 85 8.8 4Q 217 6 155 44.4 3 776-1.4 6 3-9.1 16 231 8.1 1Q 218 5 335 33. 3 46 2.4 6 548 14.7 15 343 17.1 1Q 215 3 527-4.7 2 78 12.2 2 247-27. 8 482-7.7 2Q 215 4 391 58.3 3 161 33.9 3 4 4. 1 592 31.5 3Q 215 3 73-4.1 3 7 9.4 3 11 3.8 9 784 2.2 4Q 215 4 391-14. 3 222 1.7 3 195 8.3 1 88-3.7 1Q 216 3 94-12.3 2 668-1.5 3 55 56. 9 267 9.3 2Q 216 4 165-5.1 3 44 8.8 3 45 12. 11 1 3.9 3Q 216 3 54-5.4 3 68 -.1 2 87-6.8 9 379-4.1 4Q 216 4 799 9.3 3 58-5.1 4 14 25.6 11 871 9.8 1Q 217 3 41 9.9 2 241-16. 4 557 3. 1 199 1.1 2Q 217 4 732 13.6 2 581-25. 2 697-2.8 1 1-9.1 3Q 217 3 46-13.1 2 587-15.7 3 88 1. 8 721-7. 4Q 217 2 985-37.8 3 393 11. 3 76-7.7 1 84-15.1 1Q 218 2 143-37. 2 2-1.8 3 39-27.4 7 652-25. Residential building activity % share January -March 218 1 9 8 42.7 43.2 7 6 % 5 22.6 4 28.8 3 2 1 34.8 28. Houses <8m² Houses 8m² Flats and townhouses Home Loans 3

3 Residential building activity Number of houses, flats and townhouses 25 2 15 1 5 4 Growth in residential building activity Houses, flats and townhouses 2 % -2-4 -6 3 Residential building activity: plans approved Number of houses, flats and townhouses 25 2 15 1 5 Houses <8m² Houses 8m² Flats and townhouses Home Loans 4

22 2 18 16 14 12 1 8 6 4 2 Residential building activity: buildings completed Number of houses, flats and townhouses Houses <8m² Houses 8m² Flats and townhouses Building cost of new housing constructed 1 Period Houses of <8m² Houses of 8m² Flats and tow nhouses Total Rand per m² y/y% change Rand per m² y/y% change Rand per m² y/y% change Rand per m² y/y% change 1Q 215 3 794 25.8 6 129 3.3 6 943 4.5 5 894 4.9 2Q 215 3 81 4.5 6 33 5.2 6 845 8.4 6 37 4.3 3Q 215 3 887 4.7 6 465 2. 7 493 18.1 6 35 7. 4Q 215 3 977.8 6 573 5.7 7 436 1.1 6 4 8.3 1Q 216 4 176 1.1 6 474 5.6 7 384 6.3 6 415 8.8 2Q 216 4 76 7. 6 52 2.7 7 517 9.8 6 396 5.9 3Q 216 4 714 21.3 6 753 4.5 7 92 5.7 6 747 6.3 4Q 216 4 715 18.6 6 962 5.9 7 799 4.9 6 859 7.2 1Q 217 4 986 19.4 7 121 1. 8 1 8.5 7 135 11.2 2Q 217 4 29 5.2 7 78 8.9 7 995 6.4 6 785 6.1 3Q 217 5 3 6.7 7 269 7.6 8 222 3.8 7 274 7.8 4Q 217 5 311 12.7 7 213 3.6 8 364 7.2 7 378 7.6 1Q 218 5 482 9.9 7 344 3.1 7 948 -.8 7 36 3.1 Rand 85 Average building cost per m² of new housing constructed 75 65 55 45 35 25 15 All housing Houses <8m² Houses 8m² Flats & townhouses Home Loans 5

Alterations and additions to existing houses 1 Period Building area Value Building cost per m² m² y/y % change Rand million y/y % change Rand y/y % change 1Q 215 714 97-1.8 4 186 5.8 5 862 7.7 2Q 215 782 355 4.8 4 6 9.4 5 88 4.4 3Q 215 862 45-4.6 5 47 1.9 6 269 6.8 4Q 215 776 66-5.5 4 959 3.2 6 385 9.1 1Q 216 685 341-4. 4 442 6.1 6 482 1.6 2Q 216 76 576-2.8 4 873 5.9 6 47 9. 3Q 216 83 182-6.9 5 377 -.6 6 694 6.8 4Q 216 782 721.8 5 41 8.9 6 9 8.1 1Q 217 645 14-5.9 4 413 -.6 6 842 5.6 2Q 217 769 576 1.2 5 34 9.6 6 939 8.3 3Q 217 815 999 1.6 5 93 1.3 7 267 8.6 4Q 217 753 993-3.7 5 489 1.6 7 28 5.5 1Q218 65 646.9 4 675 5.9 7 185 5. 1Q 215 26 453-24.4 1 384-21.4 5 312 4. 2Q 215 33 821 33.5 1 628 24.2 5 358-7. 3Q 215 33 465 22.3 1 839 21.2 5 566 -.9 4Q 215 266 12-4.4 1 62 3.9 6 22 8.7 1Q 216 284 139 9.1 1 621 17.1 5 73 7.4 2Q 216 32 318 5.4 1 925 18.2 6 1 12.2 3Q 216 3 845-9. 1 761-4.2 5 854 5.2 4Q 216 32 15 2.3 1 946 21.5 6 81 1. 1Q 217 282 86 -.7 1 744 7.6 6 182 8.4 2Q 217 288 499-9.9 1 82-6.4 6 245 3.9 3Q 217 342 293 13.8 2 336 32.6 6 823 16.6 4Q 217 26 267-18.7 1 82-6.5 6 991 15. 1Q 218 281 82 -.1 1 98 13.5 7 26 13.7 15 Alterations and additions to existing houses Total square metres 13 11 9 7 5 3 1 Completed Home Loans 6

% 5 4 3 2 1-1 -2-3 -4-5 -6 Growth in alterations and additions to existing houses Total square metres Completed Rand per m² 7 Building cost of completed alterations and additions to existing houses 6 5 4 3 2 1 Building confidence index 5 = neutrality 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 5 6 Source: BER Home Loans 7

1 Building contractor confidence index 5 = neutrality 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 5 6 Source: BER Home Loans 8