Property and Corporate Finance House
Horizon Capital Residential (HCR) welcomes the further interest rate reduction of 50 basis points announced by the Monetary Policy Committee on 21 May 2020. This marks the 4th reduction in the prime interest rate in […]
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1. Why invest in commercial property? Commercial property is an essential asset class in any well-balanced investment portfolio. Returns generated by SA Listed Property, dominated by commercial property owning Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs), outperformed […]
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Horizon Capital is proud to have achieved a zero percent vacancy rate across our portfolio of 75 managed properties. This is achieved by active asset management, an emphasis on tenant retention and where applicable, the […]
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The global trend towards green building has grown rapidly in response to the mounting concerns about climate change and environmental degradation and shows no signs of slowing down. Broadly speaking, a green building is one […]
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The state of a country’s economy influences the performance of its investment asset classes, with both global and local factors playing a part. The South African economy has been negatively affected by local political affairs. […]
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Horizon Capital has secured the purchase of a sectional title office unit at The Colosseum for one of their high net worth clients. The Colosseum is an A-grade mixed use development located in a prime […]
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Property, the asset class of choice for many on their wealth creation journey, requires active management in order to maximise return. Failure to assign a dynamic, experienced and well-connected management company would likely result in […]
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The needs and requirements of both property owners and users are continuously changing. These changes are driven by advances in technology and an increased understanding of the importance that a working environment plays in the success of […]
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South African Property Owners Association (SAPOA) recently reported a national vacancy rate of 14.9% for inner cities, while decentralised nodes showed a considerably lower vacancy rate of 9.7%. The Cape Town CBD vacancy rate is […]
Read MoreUrbanisation and demographic changes in emerging markets will result in significant growth in property investment in the next six years, this according to the PwC Real Estate 2020 – Building the Future Report 2014. Whilst […]
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