A quiet southern harbour is being enlarged to carry the weight of an offshore boom.
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Property
Berths 10 and 11: The Walvis Bay Terminal Behind One Avocado Container
Terminal, quay, reefer and road – the fixed assets behind one refrigerated box of fruit.
Completions: Why Windhoek’s Finished Buildings Lag Its Approvals
Plans approved are promises; buildings finished are proof. In January, the two diverged.
Housing Pipeline: How Residential Plans Led Windhoek’s January Build Numbers
The capital’s building approvals reveal a market building homes, not offices.
Renovation: Why Windhoek Residents Are Upgrading Rather Than Building
When it costs almost the same to add a room as to build a house, the choice a city makes reveals what it can afford.
Tenants and Grants: What a Consolidating Budget Means for Namibian Retail Property
A budget rarely names a shopping centre, yet it sets the incomes that fill one.
One-Third the Cost: The Self-Build Method Behind Buy-a-Brick’s 700 Homes
The donation gets the headline. The reason it stretches so far is a delivery model banks and developers rarely use.
Roads and the Port: The Infrastructure Behind Namibia’s AfCFTA Guide
A guide clears the paperwork to trade. Rails, roads and the Walvis Bay quay decide whether the goods can actually move.
Shelf as Real Estate: Big Daddy’s 24 Stores and Space Local Makers Cannot Rent
Retail shelf space is prime commercial property. Big Daddy is offering local makers a foothold they could not lease alone.