Alistair Anderson

2 weeks ago | propertyflash.co.za | Alistair Anderson

April 9 2025 18:00SOUTH AFRICAWaterfall City continues to solidify its position as a home for global healthcare businesses, with Organon at the forefront of championing women’s health. As a healthcare company dedicated to the lifelong improvement of women’s health, Organon has made Waterfall City its home in South Africa. “Waterfall City is more than just a business hub.

4 weeks ago | propertyflash.co.za | Alistair Anderson

March 27 2025 17:30UNITED KINGDOMCovent Garden, LondonShaftesbury Capital has formed a long-term partnership with Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM), the Norwegian sovereign wealth fund, in respect of Covent Garden, a multi-use investment in London. This is one of the oldest shopping complexes in Europe.

4 weeks ago | propertyflash.co.za | Alistair Anderson

March 27 2025 17:00SOUTH AFRICASteven Herring is a stalwart of South African business who has worked in the country’s commercial real estate industry for around three decades. During this time, he employed more than 50 000 people through his companies and created further thousands of indirect jobs. Herring has invested in the South African economy and helped to support a range of communities, many of them underprivileged.

1 month ago | propertyflash.co.za | Alistair Anderson

March 25 2025 11:00Venture Workspace, the coworking and serviced office provider co-founded by entrepreneur Louis Fourie, has embraced one of Cape Town’s most intriguing and burgeoning nodes, the Riverlands precinct. The group has launched a 2,000-square-metre coworking space, which is growing in popularity among both short- and long-term tenants. Venture Workspace is one of the most reliable operators in the Western Cape and also has a presence in Gauteng.

1 month ago | propertyflash.co.za | Alistair Anderson

March 25 2025 10:10This is a guest article for Tyson Properties. SOUTH AFRICAAn intricate balancing act is how Tyson Properties CEO, Chris Tyson, describes the current state of play within South Africa’s property sector following today’s decision by the South African Reserve Bank Monetary Policy Committee to pause interest rate cuts, leaving the benchmark rate at 7.5% and the prime lending rate at 11%.