Premium industrial assets hit the market in Cape Town.

Growthpoint and Serra® set a new benchmark for logistics and industrial properties with 6-Star Green rating.

Improvon, a specialist property investment company focusing on the warehousing and logistics sector across sub-Saharan Africa, says ‘investable industrial nodes’ in Gauteng and the Western Cape will continue to drive demand for warehousing and distribution centre facilities throughout 2025.

Cushman & Wakefield | BROLL Capital Markets offers the market two adjacent logistics assets in the prized location of Brackengate Business Park

MSCI South Africa Annual Property Index Report: Industrial Property Leads with 11.2% Total Return

Office occupancies in Cape Town and Durban could well be seeing an upswing – welcome news in markets that have suffered from rising vacancies in the wake of corporate downsizing and restructuring in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The StatsSA November 2021 release of non-residential building plans pointed to early signs of weakening to come for the Commercial Property Building Sector in the run up to 2022.

The civil unrest seen in KwaZulu-Natal and parts of Gauteng in July had a devastating impact.

After a year and a half of pandemic conditions made worse by South Africa’s crippled economy, rising municipal rates and tariffs, violent protests and looting, it’s safe to say the commercial and industrial property sectors have had a difficult time of late.