Shopping malls across Africa – Full table of content

Last updated on 16/10/2023

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Part 1 – Context: Strong economic fundamentals across Africa

• Page 6: GDP growth rate across African countries 2012-2017 (Figure 1)
• Page 7: Population growth rate across African countries 2012-2017 (Figure 2)
• Page 8: Population of largest African cities in 2010 (Figure 3)
• Page 9: Population growth for the largest African cities 2010-2020 (Figure 4)
• Page 10: Urbanization rate by country (%) 2010 (Figure 5)
• Page 11
  • Urban population of Africa (%) 2010-2020 (Figure 6)
  • Urban population by region (%) 2010-2015 (Figure 7)
• Page 12: Share of inhabitants living in agglomerations of more than 750 000 inhabitants 2010-2015 (Figure 8)
• Page 13: Repartition of income classes per country 2008 (Figure 9)
• Page 14: Income disparity matrix (Figure 10)
• Page 15: Sagaci Research composite index of country risk / business environment 2013 (Figure 11)
• Page 16: Sagaci Research Country Attractiveness Matrix 2013 (Figure 12)
• Page 17
  • Breakdown of FDIs by region in B USD 2008-2011 (Figure 13)
  • Breakdown of FDIs by region (%) 2008-2011 (Figure 14)
• Page 18: Average FDI inflows in the Top 30 African Destinations 2008-2011 (Figure 15)

Part 2 – Current supply: 211 shopping centers across Africa, ~4 million sqm of GLA

• Page 21: Map of countries covered by study (Figure 16)
• Page 22:
  • Number of shopping centers in Africa by type 2013 (Figure 17)
  • Total shopping center GLA in Africa (‘000 sqm) by type 2013 (Figure 18)
• Page 23: Number of shopping centers by country and by type 2013 (Figure 19)
• Page 24: Split of GLA by type of shopping centers by country 2013 (Figure 20)
• Page 25: GLA by Country 2013 (Figure 21)
• Page 26: Average size of malls in African countries 2013 (Figure 22)
• Page 27: Average size of tenants/stores, in sqm 2013 (Figure 23)
• Page 28: GLA per 1 000 inhabitants 2013 (Figure 24)
• Page 29: Private consumption per capita and GLA per ‘000 inhabitants 2013 (Figure 25)
• Page 30: Zoom: Private consumption per capita and GLA per ‘000 inhabitants (Figure 26)
• Page 31: Shopping center density per country – Pan-African view 2013 (Figure 27)

Part 3 – Leading African malls: 25 leading malls across the continent

• Page 34: Categorization (ranks) of shopping centers across Africa (Figure 28)
• Page 35: AAA malls across Africa (Figure 29)
• Page 36: AA malls across Africa (Figure 30)
• Page 37: A malls across Africa (Figure 31)
• Page 38:
  • Share of shopping centers by rank (%) (Figure 32)
  • Share of GLA of shopping centers by rank (%) (Figure 33)
• Page 39: Share of GLA by region and by rank 2013 (Figure 34)
• Page 40: Density of A/AA/AAA Shopping centers by country 2013 (Figure 35)

Part 4 – Tenants: Mix of international and South African tenants in leading malls

• Page 43: Share of international brands by sub-category in shopping centers 2013 (Figure 36)
• Page 44: Share of brands by origin and by retail category (Figure 37)
• Page 45: Number of stores of major international brands in African shopping centers (Figure 38)
• Page 46: Number of countries covered by leading international brands (Figure 39)
• Page 47: Country coverage of key brands – Int’l vs. South African brands (Figure 40)
• Page 48: Country coverage of key brands by category – Int’l vs. South African brands (Figure 41)
• Page 49: Number of stores for the main South African tenants across Africa (Figure 42)
• Page 50: Key anchors: Number of stores by region (Figure 43)
• Page 51: Prime rents by country 2013 (Figure 44)

Part 5 – Developers: Growing international interest

• Page 53: Nationality of mall developers (Figure 45)
• Page 54: Largest retail real estate developers in Africa (Figure 46)
• Page 55:
  • Breakdown of A+ mall developer by country of origin (Figure 47)
  • Breakdown of B, C, D mall developer by country of origin (Figure 48)
• Page 56: Number of malls with specific tenant combinations (Figure 49)

Part 6 – Future supply and opportunities: 129 new projects between now and 2017

• Page 59: Number of existing and future shopping centers across Africa up to 2017 (Figure 50)
• Page 60: Total increase in GLA across Africa till 2017 (Figure 51)
• Page 61: % growth of shopping centers GLA by country 2013-2017 (Figure 52)
• Page 62: 2017 shopping center GLA by country (Figure 53)
• Page 63: Expected shopping center density in 2017 (Figure 54)
• Page 64: Private consumption per capita and GLA per ‘000 inhabitants 2017 (Figure 55)
• Page 65: Zoom: Private consumption per capita and GLA per ‘000 inhabitants 2017 (Figure 56)
• Page 66: Potential additional GLA (beyond announced projects) by country (Figure 57)

Appendix – List of malls by rank

• Page 68: AAA malls
• Page 69: AA malls
• Page 70: A malls
• Page 71: B malls
• Page 72 to 75: C malls
• Page 76 to 84: D malls