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A Snapshot of The Western Cape Commercial and Industrial Property Climate

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A Snapshot of The Western Cape Commercial and Industrial Property Climate

Commercial sector

  • Generally sluggish with very little movement in the market place

  • Tenants are able to re-negotiate leases on favourable terms

  • Triple A-grade office space in the CBD is plentiful which is putting downward pressure on good quality A-grade buildings to levels below R90/m² gross excl VAT

  • Century City is the destination of choice with sectional title and leased units being snapped up off plan

     

Industrial sector

  • A shortage of big box A-grade warehousing

  • Electricity costs are negatively impacting on the manufacturing industry which is reliant on heavy power. Landlords are having to reduce rentals to assist these tenants

  • Over supply of industrial units in the size range from 100m² to 700m²

  • A shortage of vacant industrial buildings for sale for owner / occupiers

  • Land sales remain sluggish despite there being a shortage of serviced sites

     

Investment Sales

  • Strong demand

  • Short supply

  • Yields range from 7.5% to 10% depending on type and quality of property, covenant by tenant and terms of lease

Author Dudley Annenberg
Published 05 Aug 2015 / Views -
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