It’s My House: Successfully Making Property Investment Portfolios, Converting Property Into Dwelling Units and Shops

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Lazola Nyerere is the Founder and CEO Of JKN Development, and a finalist for the investor of the year awards. Lazola grew up in the rural former Transkei in the Eastern Cape. Lazola has focused on his company C.Z. KUBS, named after his grandfather. He has a mixed property investment portfolio having purchased a property that had three shops and 15 apartments and converting the property into 46 dwelling units and seven shops. We speak to him to find out more.
9 Nov 2021 11AM English South Africa Business News · Investing

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