3 Retail Spaces For Sale in Port, Cape Town

FOR SALE B GRADE
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Discover this 400m² commercial building for sale on Koeberg Road, Rugby, with high foot traffic, backyard area, bathrooms, and single-pha...

R3 360 000 ex VAT
Rate: R8 400 /m²
Size: 400 m²
FOR SALE C GRADE
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Discover this prime mixed-use commercial property for sale at 33 Koeberg Road, fully tenanted and located on a high-visibility main road ...

R6 500 000 ex VAT
Rate: R14 192 /m²
Size: 458 m²
FOR SALE Premium GRADE

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The Rubik

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129m² retail space for sale at ground level, corner glass shopfront in Cape Town City Centre, ideal for investors seeking secure long-ter...

R5 187 500 ex VAT
Rate: R40 213 /m²
Size: 129 m²

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Frequently asked questions about retail space for sale in Port

Common questions about retail space for sale in Port.

Port currently has retail listings across buildings such as 238 Koeberg Road Rugby and 33 Koeberg Road Brooklyn, with 3 available. That mix can suit convenience retail, boutique operators, service-led occupiers and some food and beverage concepts, depending on each unit’s frontage, signage rights and how it addresses the street or mall position.

In Port, the search is shaped by the stock that is actually on the market, which spans named buildings rather than one uniform retail strip. Compare whether a unit sits on a street-facing run, within a mall frontage, or in a mixed-use building, because that affects visibility, customer flow and the kind of occupier it will suit.

Focus on what drives trading performance: frontage width, sightlines, signage rules, and whether the unit is on a high street, in a centre, or on a smaller retail run. Also check nearby occupiers, likely foot traffic, local catchment appeal for convenience or boutique trade, and zoning if food and beverage use is planned.

For retail in Port, price is usually weighed against position and trading potential rather than size alone. A unit with stronger visibility, better frontage, clearer signage exposure, or a busier setting within its building can justify more than a less prominent unit in the same area.

Terms usually centre on the agreed purchase price, deposit, transfer process, and any sale conditions tied to due diligence. For Port retail, also confirm the zoning, signage permissions, any body corporate or building rules, and whether existing leases or occupier arrangements are included, since these affect income use and day-to-day trading options.

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