Africa's next generation of real estate capital.

TDQ VCC Pan-Africa is a US$200M institutional real estate fund structured in Mauritius, investing across five of Africa’s most stable, high-growth gateway markets, targeting durable income and long-term capital appreciation.

A structured platform for disciplined African real estate investment

Designed for institutional investors and family offices seeking income-generating exposure to African real estate. The fund combines institutional-grade governance with a hands-on origin network across six high-conviction markets: Morocco, Kenya, Ghana, Rwanda, Senegal and Mauritius.

$200 M
FUND SIZE
17 –20%
TARGET NET IRR
2.0 ×
EQUITY MULTIPLE
8 %
PREFERRED RETURN
6 –8%
ANNUAL YIELD ON STABILISED ASSETS
10 –12
YEAR FUND LIFE

Why Africa.

Why Now.

Africa is the world’s fastest-urbanising region. Structural deficits in housing, hospitality, and logistics, combined with a rapidly expanding middle class and the AfCFTA trade integration — create multi-decade demand that institutional capital has barely begun to address.

+500 M

New urban residents by 2050, making Africa the fastest-urbanising region globally

50 M

Unit housing deficit across key African markets — structural, growing, and unaddressed

$450 B+

AfCFTA trade expansion driving logistics, warehousing and industrial demand at scale

<3 %

Of global institutional real estate capital currently allocated to African markets

Six gateway markets.

One strategy.

Morocco

  • Investment-grade institutional framework with political stability
  • Tanger-Med — Africa’s #1 logistics port
  • Strong hospitality fundamentals (Agadir, Marrakech, Casablanca)
  • Low FX volatility vs. African peers

Kenya

  • Regional HQ hub for 250+ multinationals
  • Structural housing deficit exceeding 2M units
  • Northern Corridor logistics demand
  • USD-linked commercial leases

Ghana

  • Hosts the AfCFTA Secretariat
  • Strong rule of law, stable democracy
  • IMF-backed macro reforms
  • Attractive entry valuations vs. Nigeria

Rwanda

  • Top in Africa for Ease of Doing Business
  • Transparent land registry, fast approvals
  • Kigali’s planned urban expansion
  • Low corruption, predictable execution

Senegal

  • Dakar port modernisation underway
  • Stable, pro-investment government
  • Regional energy development hub
  • New industrial zones and logistics corridors

Mauritius

  • Established International Financial Centre for cross-border investment
  • Stable democracy with a well-regulated, business-friendly environment
  • Strategic gateway connecting Africa, Asia and international markets

Four sectors.
Structural demand across all of them.

The fund’s multi-sector positioning balances income-generating assets with development opportunities, reducing cyclicality while capturing Africa’s broadest growth drivers.

Hotels

Tourism growth and business travel create scalable demand for quality hotel and serviced accommodation assets in gateway cities and leisure destinations. Africa's hospitality sector remains critically undersupplied at the institutional end.

Housing

A deficit exceeding 50 million units across the continent — with rapid urbanisation adding pressure every year. The fund targets mid-market and affordable residential development, with a preference for pre-sold, scalable projects.

Mixed-Use

Commercial and retail clusters aligned with urban growth corridors offer diversified income streams. Mixed-use developments reduce occupancy risk while capturing the rising African middle class's demand for formal retail and workspace.

Logistics & Industrial

AfCFTA corridors and port expansion are driving warehousing and industrial demand at scale. Modern Grade-A logistics facilities remain critically undersupplied across most of the continent's key trade corridors.

Thierry Quintin

Chief Executive Officer · TDQ VCC Pan-Africa

Thierry Quintin brings over two decades of direct real estate investment experience across France and Africa, spanning acquisition, redevelopment, asset management, and structured exit. His investment philosophy is grounded in disciplined capital allocation: acquire well, restructure for income, manage actively, and exit at the right moment.

Africa's real estate gap is not a risk story. It is a structural demand story, and we are here to build the bridge between institutional capital and that opportunity.

  • Master’s in Business Management, University of Caen
  • Degree in Sports Science (STAPS), University of Orsay
  • Expert Lecturer, Université Paris Sud 11 (2002 – 2016)
  • 20+ years direct real estate investment — France & Africa
  • Founder, SCI TP Immo and SCI La Vie est Belle

Ready to explore
the opportunity?

The fund is currently in its initial capital-raising phase. Request the Investment Memorandum or schedule a conversation.