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Covid-19 has accelerated the growth of online retailing, hamstrung the hospitality sector and thrown the future of the office into question

A derelict office block in a predominantly industrial part of Wetton, in Cape Town’s Southern Suburbs, has been given a new lease on life and converted into a multi-tenant industrial park.

Partnerships are key to weathering the economic storm precipitated by COVID-19, especially in the logistics real estate sector.

The flexible lease structure is a significant drawcard, especially in challenging economic times.

Delivery is the fastest growing sector of the food market and dark kitchens enable restaurant owners to cut out a lot of costs and still deliver a high quality product to their customers.

Online shopping was just gaining momentum in South Africa when the global pandemic hit, disrupting value chains and logistics around the world.

With businesses hard hit by the global pandemic facing an uncertain future, the demand for multi-use spaces offering flexible lease structures has grown.

Q&A with Rael Levitt: Making industrial space more flexible

The retail-to-industrial conversion trend is expanding to shopping centers and the question that we need to discuss is whether this trend will move to other property markets.

Inospace, Cape Town-based operator of serviced business parks that provides a wide range of industrial, office and storage space, offers terms with flexibility at its core.

We may have seen waves of an economic tsunami, but the next few months are going to be incredibly tough as more waves and aftershocks are felt.

McKinsey & Company, reflects the views that Inospace have been expounding for the last three years.

Dark kitchens are buzzing as food delivery booms around the world. At Collective Kitchens, a dark kitchen start-up, demand for takeout food and meals is about to spike.

A report recently issued by US-based real estate firm CBRE highlighted how the ongoing Corona virus pandemic is drawing significant interest in on-demand warehousing.

Inospace has acquired a trio of new properties to take it above 25 parks measuring 350,000 square metres of lettable area.

Serviced business park owner and operator, Inospace, is pleased to announce that it has acquired a period building from FirstRand Bank.

As an owner and manager of serviced business parks we understand that real estate is changing and we need to offer customers flexibility, affordability, simplicity and community.

Red Box Security is not just about safety, it’s about how we treat our Security Guards.

Co-working, co-living, serviced offices and other new flexible types of real estate are all the rage but focusing on customer needs points to a much larger opportunity.

A Classic business book that has stood the test of time. I read it over 12 years ago and believe that his ideas are an incredible guide for any business that wants to be great.

During periods of financial and economic turmoil businesses face a unique set of challenges. By employing certain strategies, not only can smaller companies survive but they can thrive.

In 2016 the Cape Town city council approved an environmental and spatial planning policy for Milnerton south and Paarden Eiland, aligned with the Cape Town Spatial Development Framework.

Inospace Property Fund has completed the acquisition of seven industrial parks in Cape Town and Johannesburg for R212 million, bringing the total value of its portfolio to over R1 billion.

Inospace, a leading operator of branded business parks, has announced the appointment of former City of Cape town councillor Jacques Weber as their new regional director.