Our investment committee's mandate is to facilitate Investments with strong investment yields

Mandate

Our investment committee's mandate is to facilitate Investments with strong investment yields, incorporating an annual growing income stream and capital growth. We create an accumulative sustainable income from rental stock in the housing sector which experiences a supply shortage and market driven commercial rental stock supported by long term head leases.
RW-A investment returns is derived from escalated income stream and capitalized income. Contrary to share investment, direct property investment is not exposed to the market volatility and therefore not subjected to short term capital losses.
RW-A recommended investment term is five to 10 years.
RW-A has made successful own capital investments in retail and financing of rent to own furniture and farming equipment by investing in the Yellowbox portal. Yellowbox provides an off balance sheet financing model that is a tailored solution for client's individual needs.

Our Mission

To ensure sector-high yields for RW-A investors with our investment business model. RW-A aims to outperform the JSE Listed Property Index. RW-A mainly invests in partnerships that facilitate, develop, own and manage properties.

Our Vision

To be recognized by investors as a facilitator with an exemplary investment strategy which derives expected returns.

Team:

Rodger Warren


Rodger Warren Rodger has 28 years of experience in the South African Construction Industry, having won the coveted NHBRC's Best Builder Awards twice. He has also served on the NHBRC's Customer Care Committee for a number of years.
He has executed in excess of R2 billion worth of construction projects in mainly the Residential and Commercial sectors.

Adele Weber
( Marketing and Branding)



Investment Opportunities:

Centurion Symbio City

West on 1

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Facts

Current Investment Partners:

Thebe Investment Company

Investment Opportunities:

R45Billion

Partners:

Summary

Thebe has selected RW-A of Companies as entrepreneurial partners to venture into the property development segment. Founded in 1992 as a pioneering black-owned company, Thebe Investment Corporation (Thebe) is one of South Africa's leading investment companies, managing assets of over R6 billion. Thebe is a unique entrepreneurial company that does not exist only to make a profit, but is driven by a commitment to serve the broader interests of the community. Our investment portfolio spans tourism, mining resources, infrastructure, renewable energy, petrochemicals, telecommunications, financial services, and healthcare. We actively work to promote mutually beneficial economic partnerships by investing in or developing businesses that create value for our stakeholders through the origination, execution, and prudent management of our investments.

Summary

BOSHOFF NJOKWENI ATTORNEYS is a well-established law firm situated in the Western Cape to render innovative legal solutions of the highest standards to diverse clientele within its areas of specialization. The BOSHOFF NJOKWENI's legal team boasts a tremendous wealth of experience in various fields.

Summary

The Project Development Continuum, from concept through feasibility studies, finance structuring, funding and construction to operation, is a complex, intricate and multi-staged process where the promoter and other project stakeholders require continuous specialist support. CRESCO provides this specialist financial, commercial & project management support and utilises its specialist expertise and skilled resources to support the entire project development process. CRESCO provides a broad range of services to clients engaged in the acquisition, development and financing of projects across all industry sectors, within South Africa and Africa. Established in 2005 on a philosophy of entrepreneurial thinking, CRESCO offers its clients advice on niche project finance solutions and provides transactional project development and implementation support outside of traditional balance sheet finance solutions. CRESCO is an authorised agent for MIGA, the World Bank Group's political risk insurance agency.

Summary

Middle East

Established in the region for 40 years, PwC has more than 4,000 people in 12 countries across the region: Bahrain, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Oman, the Palestinian territories, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates Our regional team of more than 4,000 people operates across the Middle East bringing international experience delivered within the context of the region and its culture. We can bring the collective knowledge and experience of more than 208,000 people across the entire global PwC network in advisory, assurance and tax to help you find the value you are looking for.

South Africa

In South Africa, PwC employ approximately 5 000 staff and have 19 offices, they bring appropriate local knowledge and experience to bear and use the depth of their resources to provide professional service, specifically tailored to meet requirements.

Summary

ZONINGAPPLY is a professional town planning consultancy providing specialist services in land use applications and town planning administration within a town planning environment.

Featured Articles

by Rodger Warren

Opinion piece : Asset Magazine issue 62

Residential rental market: rent or buy?

Opinion piece : Asset Magazine issue 61

How healthy is the property market in Cape Town?

Opinion piece : Asset Magazine issue 60

What are the current real estate trends

Opinion piece : Asset Magazine issue 59

Why Springboks are not world dominators anymore

Opinion piece : Asset Magazine issue 57

What impact does the proposed modern green building or technology have on the inhabitant's cognitive function

Opinion piece : Asset Magazine issue 55

Will drones have a positive effect on city living?

Opinion piece : Asset Magazine issue 54

Future City Planning?

Opinion piece : Asset Magazine issue 48

Retail as an investment sector in 2017

Opinion piece : Asset Magazine issue 47

Combining advertising and branding with real estate

Opinion piece : Asset Magazine issue 41

How do we create cities of the future

Opinion piece : Asset Magazine issue 40

Do we need city planning - part 3

Opinion piece : Asset Magazine issue 38

Do we need town planning - part 2

Opinion piece : Asset Magazine issue 37

Will city planning change the future

Opinion piece : Asset Magazine issue 36

Commenting on the Centurion master plan: traffic engineering report

Opinion piece : Asset Magazine issue 35

A Subliminal Marketing Campaign - could it work?

Opinion piece : Asset Magazine issue 33

Current urban design: What would be your choice?

Opinion piece : Asset Magazine issue 31

Will technology save "Gauteng" the super city

Opinion piece : Asset Magazine issue 30

Are Skyscrapers a Curse?

Opinion piece : Asset Magazine issue 29

What makes a city liveable?

Proposed PRT System for Sandton : Asset Magazine issue 28

A PRT System in Sandton

Student Accommodation : Asset Magazine issue 27

Is student accommodation the new "golden goose"?

Outdoors with Rodger Warren : Asset Magazine issue 26

A "Glamping" Elephant Adventure

Technological Developments : Asset Magazine issue 25

What city dwellers can look forward to in the cities of the future

Rent to Own : Asset Magazine issue 24

To "Rent to Own" or to "Purchase to Own"?

Opinion : Asset Magazine issue 23

Our future way of life - 2030

Opinion : Asset Magazine issue 22

Guidlines for human settelments

Opinion : Asset Magazine issue 21

Political Policies affect Liveable Cities

Opinion : Asset Magazine issue 20

A look at Gauteng as a region - part 2

Opinion : Asset Magazine issue 19

The effect of the political economy on a city region - part 1

Mechanical Valet Parking : Asset Magazine issue 18

Machanical Valet Parking can make a world of difference

Cover Story : Asset Magazine issue 17

Urban Master Planning: What went wrong in Sandton

Inner City Redevelopment : Asset Magazine issue 16

Inner City Redevelopment

Future City : Asset Magazine issue 15

The Future City

Construction Industry : Asset Magazine issue 14

Construction services about to change the way we know construction

Urban Issues : Asset Magazine issue 13

Ranking City Liveability

Transport Planning : Asset Magazine issue 12

Traffic management in cities - Part2: Master Planning

Transport Planning : Asset Magazine issue 11

Traffic management in cities

Technology : Asset Magazine issue 10

Technology Diffusion

Urban issues : Asset Magazine issue 9

The impact of daily commuting

Cities : Asset Magazine issue 8

Urban sprawl versus compact cities in a modern day smart city

Earth Aware : Asset Magazine issue 7

The impact of CO2 emissions tax on building owners or occupants - Part 2

Green Building : Asset Magazine issue 6

The impact of CO2 emissions tax on building owners or occupants