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The Halyard

9 Listing(s)

Cape Town City Centre, Western Cape

Office

P Grade

The Halyard at 4 Christiaan Barnard Street is a landmark office tower in Cape Town's Foreshore, rising 25 storeys with panoramic views of Table Mountain, the harbour, and the city skyline. This premium-grade building combines modern infrastructure, high-end finishes, and excellent accessibility, making it one of the most prestigious corporate addresses in the CBD.

Located in the Foreshore precinct, the tower benefits from wide boulevards, tree-lined islands, and a calmer atmosphere compared to the inner city. It offers quick access to the N1 and N2 highways, is within walking distance of Cape Town train station, taxi ranks, and several MyCiTi bus stops and sits close to the Cape Town International Convention Centre. Cyclists are well catered for with secure bike lock-up and shower facilities.

The building provides approximately 8,435 m² of gross lettable area across multiple office and showroom levels, with 11 dedicated office floors. Parking is extensive, with 10 above-ground and 3 basement levels, offering a ratio of three bays per 100 m². At street level, retail and showroom spaces add vibrancy to the precinct.

Inside, The Halyard features flexible layouts that support open-plan offices, private suites, training rooms, and boardrooms. Natural light fills the workspaces throughout the day, while canteen and chill areas with balcony access create inviting staff break zones. Amenities include a Seattle Coffee Shop on the ground floor, fibre-ready infrastructure, 24-hour security with controlled access, and wheelchair accessibility.

Overall, The Halyard offers a blend of prestige, convenience, and modern design, making it an ideal choice for finance firms, legal practices, consulting agencies, and tech companies seeking a high-profile corporate address in Cape Town.





Isithebe Industrial Estate

9 Listing(s)

Mandeni, KwaZulu Natal

Industrial

Industrial Units

Isithebe Industrial Estate, located in the Mandeni area within KwaZulu-Natal's iLembe District, is a strategically positioned hub for manufacturing and industrial activity. Situated between Durban and Richards Bay, it offers seamless road and rail connections to major ports, making it an ideal base for logistics-driven enterprises. The estate spans over 400 hectares, hosting hundreds of factories and manufacturing facilities across diverse sectors such as textiles, plastics, steel, engineering, chemicals, packaging, and furniture.

Over the years, Isithebe has played a significant role in regional employment, providing jobs for more than 25,000 people. Its economic footprint is vital to the surrounding communities, and this contribution continues to grow. The estate has recently benefited from a major revitalisation initiative backed by the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (the dtic) and Ithala Development Finance Corporation. These upgrades—amounting to approximately R100 million—have included security enhancements, roofing repairs, lighting improvements, and electrical infrastructure renewal. The improvements have significantly bolstered the estate’s appeal and investor confidence.

Isithebe is now well positioned as a prime destination for local and international manufacturers seeking competitively priced industrial land with strong logistical advantages. There is also growing interest in designating the estate as an Industrial Development Zone (IDZ) or Special Economic Zone (SEZ), which could unlock tax incentives and other investor benefits. These developments reinforce the estate’s long-term investment potential and its appeal to both owner-occupiers and commercial landlords.

Marketing opportunities within the estate are vast. Businesses providing industrial services, manufacturing support, distribution solutions, and infrastructure-related offerings will find a ready and receptive audience. Advertising campaigns can leverage the estate’s core strengths—strategic location, skilled workforce, upgraded infrastructure, and government support. Messaging that focuses on accessibility, affordability, and reliability will resonate with stakeholders looking to establish or expand operations in KwaZulu-Natal.

For those interested in promoting their offerings within the estate or attracting tenants and investors, effective platforms include digital trade media, regional business publications, signage within the estate, and direct outreach via investor tours or industrial expos. The time is ripe to showcase what Isithebe has to offer—an industrial node with renewed energy, modern infrastructure, and endless opportunity.