Apollon Property | Cape Town

Apollon Property website with image showing V&A Waterfront Cape Town

Welcome to Apollon Property

Apollon Property is a Cape Town-based real estate investment and development fund, backed by a German family office. We focus on acquiring high-value, income-producing assets and executing scalable, high-impact development projects across the Cape Town metropolitan area.

Our Two Core Pillars

  • Income Portfolio
    We acquire and manage stabilised, cash-generating assets that deliver consistent long-term returns.
  • Development Pipeline
    We source, structure, and deliver value-add redevelopment and ground-up development projects with high-growth upside.


Our Asset Type Focus is 
multi-family residential, mixed-use, industrial, and commercial buildings located in Cape Town’s CBD and high-growth urban nodes.

Our private equity approach combines strategic acquisitions, active asset management, and hands-on tenant engagement to drive performance and unlock long-term value. We target high-demand nodes with strong rental fundamentals, infrastructure growth, and investor appeal.

At Apollon Property, we focus on both income and growth – offering investors access to a resilient, high-performing portfolio in one of South Africa’s most dynamic urban markets.

What We Do

Strategic Acquisitions

Identify and acquire underperforming or undervalued assets in strategic locations.

Value Creation

Unlock value through targeted upgrades, redevelopment, and new construction.

Asset Management

Drive performance through proactive leasing, tenant retention, and operational efficiency.

Focused Returns

Deliver strong, risk-adjusted returns through a blend of stable yield and capital appreciation.

Why Cape Town?

Cape Town is a city of opportunity.

With strong population growth, constrained residential supply, and increasing rental demand, the market offers a compelling landscape for long-term real estate investment.

We focus on areas where these fundamentals align – unlocking value where others often don’t.