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Discover unrivalled industrial excellence in this sought-after Paarden Eiland property—a four-story masterpiece seamlessly integrating a prime warehouse, office, and industrial workspace.

Benbow Works is a smaller, multi-use, industrial park consisting of warehouses, office and storage space. It consists of 2 large units, with a total GLA of 4179 sqm and is located in a secure cul-de-sac in Epping Industrial 1.

Situated in Airport Industria, Fly Works provides strategically located, modern and flexible industrial space. The units range from 436m² to 1273m² and boast generous roof heights.

Sky Works is located in Airport Industria, one of Cape Town’s most sought-after industrial precincts due to its close proximity to Cape Town International Airport and its ease of access onto the N2 and R 300

Creation Works is an iconic logistics park. It’s situated at the entry to Century City and is in the heart of Cape Town’s most successful commercial, residential, and retail node.

Brimming with history and charm, Peer Works, a former meat factory in Kraaifontein, has been revitalised and refurbished with a newly paved driveway, brand new roof and upgraded security.

Conveniently located on Voortrekker Road, Maitland, this brand new self-storage facility is positioned in the prominent Maitland Business Exchange with units ranging in size from 5m² – 50m².

Tyger Works is a collection of modern, light-industrial buildings, located in Cape Town's northern suburbs. This property, accessible from three roads, is an industrial island in a bustling business area off Voortrekker Road.

Jagger Works is a refurbished period building, in the heart of Goodwood's Voortrekker Road corridor. With its adaptable spaces, Jagger Works is perfect for warehousing, logistics, manufacturing and storage businesses.

This southern suburbs site has been revitalised and refurbished and is now home to one of Inospace's most characterful locations. Wetton Works is a new multi-use park with a large central courtyard, ample off-street parking and 24/7 security.

The iconic Metalheads site has taken its name from the renowned Harley Davidson wholesaler located in the park. This park, designed by German-based designers, has become a well-known destination in the heart of Paarden Eiland.

Hewetts Business Park is located in the heart of Cape Town, just off Bofors Circle and minutes from the three national roads. This unique property was built in the 1950s as a textile and clothing factory.

Situated on the key Voortrekker Road corridor, Maitland Business Exchange is a collection of five fully refurbished buildings. It stretches over two roads and boasts warehouses, logistics spaces, studios, workshops, storage units and office space.

Seventy years ago, this magnificent period building was home to Moir’s desserts and bakes founded by Scotsman, John Moir in the nineteenth century. Today, many still refer to it as The Baking Powder Factory.

Silo Exchange which is named after the seven large silos at its entrance, is located in the heart of Bellville’s acclaimed Triangle Farm industrial area on four hectares of prime land.

Known to Parow locals as the ‘Timber Yards,’ this glorious period building was once home to a leading hardware and timber company. Half a century later, this grand industrial site has been refurbished and is now home to Textile Echange.

The Block is a listed building in the historic heart of Cape Town. The five-storey office block is a charming and elegant period property which overlooks the popular Wale and Bree Streets.

Situated in a former civil engineering factory, Island Workshops pays tribute to its roots with an uber-stylish industrial feel. Original exposed brickwork sits alongside concrete floors and vast yard spaces.

Epping Works, previously the well-known home of Illumina Lights, was refurbished and repositioned by Inospace, in 2018. Today it is a modern, industrial and logistics park, situated in the heart of one of Cape Town’s most central industrial nodes.

Island Works has had several former lives, dating back to 1932. This marvellous period building was home to the South African Wool and Mohair Buyer’s Association, for fifty years.