Blok’s Co-investor Model – a smart way to invest into Green Point
Cape Town developer Blok is offering a purchaser of a Two-bedroom apartment at THIRTEENONUP in Green Point, a saving of over R1 000 000 through their Co-investor Model purchase method.
This purchase method rewards buyers who invest a large upfront portion of the purchase price.
Close to 500 Blok apartment owners, to date, have taken advantage of this purchase vehicle.
The Co-investor Model is a way of buying that lets purchasers take part in funding a Blok development before it is complete.
Instead of paying a standard deposit and waiting for transfer, buyers invest 30% of the purchase price upfront.
That contribution goes directly towards construction, and in return, buyers receive a reduction on their purchase price.
The structure is not new to Blok, with Co-investor Model sales amounting to over R1.7 billion in the developer’s portfolio.
The math
The most immediate benefit is the price.
A saving of over R1 000 000 on a two-bedroom apartment in Green Point changes the conversation entirely.
But the model offers more than a reduced figure. Buyers put their capital to work from the start in a building they will own.
The final step is a conventional property purchase, settled in cash or through a bond, so ownership looks exactly as it would with any other home.
The available two-bedroom apartments range from 108sqm to 126sqm, including garden apartments.
Every apartment features air-conditioning and high-specification space-saving joinery.
The building offers 24-hour on-site security, backup power for shared spaces, pet-friendly apartments, and a concierge and building manager provided by Fluent, Blok’s short-term letting management partner.
Two-bedroom apartments start from R9 595 000
The offer applies to two-bedroom apartments at THIRTEENONUP, only.
Layered living at THIRTEENONUP
THIRTEENONUP is Blok’s 22nd development and sits at 13 Upper Portswood Road, in a neighbourhood where life settles into a gentle rhythm between the Atlantic Ocean and Table Mountain National Park.
The building comprises 52 thoughtfully designed apartments across five open-air floors, with an estimated completion date of April 2029.
Sculpted like moulded clay, the building unfolds in layers. Residents enter through a double-volume, light-filled foyer into an atrium with a vertical living garden.
Suspended walkways, sculpted stairs and soft curves create a landscape of movement and pause.
Shared garden spaces, a children’s play area and an elevated pool deck act as extensions of the home.
As Blok puts it, apartment living isn’t flat living.
Green Point living
Green Point blends urban energy with natural beauty in a way few Cape Town neighbourhoods can.
Signal Hill rises behind the building. Green Point Park, the DHL Stadium and the V&A Waterfront are steps away.
The Mouille Point promenade, and its lighthouse, sit at the end of an easy walk.
THIRTEENONUP was designed for exactly this kind of living. It suits families and those looking for permanence in a thriving neighbourhood.
Here, living isn’t rushed. It’s considered.
The Co-investor Model is available on Two-bedroom apartments only.
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