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Suburban Mixed-Use Centres Development and Urban Dispersion

Mixed use developments, defined as multi-purpose destinations that integrate different uses such as residential, office, retail, hospitality, entertainment and medical elements in one structure, will become increasingly popular in the future. ... Full story

Artist impression of the Mirage, a 17-storey mixed-use project in Cape Town.

The Mirage set to become a reality as building work starts

The credit crunch of the past few years has put the brakes on many property developments in SA and around the world - but not on The Mirage, a 17-storey mixed-use project in Cape Town’s upmarket De Waterkant area, where the developers have just broken ground to begin construction ... Full story

Artist rendering of The Club, Pretoria

Atterbury develops exceptional mixed-use in Pretoria

Leading South African property investment and development company Atterbury is developing a vibrant mixed used node, The Club. ... Full story

Artist´s impression showing exterior view of `The Atrium at Overport City´

Durban’s Overport City set for refurbishment

A major boost is in the pipeline for Overport City with an extensive R100 million refurbishment of the centre about to be undertaken by the owners of this landmark, mixed-use development in Peter Mokaba Ridge (formerly Ridge Road) on Durban´s Berea. ... Full story

A multi-billion rand project, Cornubia, as a mixed use and mixed income development, spanning over 20 years, will alter the skyline of Umhlanga in the future

Cornubia to get R20bn private sector injection

Up to R20 billion in private sector investment is expected to be injected into the Cornubia mixed-used housing, commercial and industrial district planned adjacent to the N2 near Umhlanga over its development lifespan. ... Full story

View of Melrose Arch with area in the foreground showing construction under way.

Growing trend towards a new urban lifestyle

The enthusiasm with which consumers responded to the launch of the first three residential phases in the iconic Melrose Arch mixed-use development in Johannesburg underlines the rapidly growing trend in SA towards a ‘new urban’ lifestyle within vibrant new growth nodes, comments John Herbst, national sales executive for Pam Golding Properties. ... Full story

Functional use of space, sustainable design and technology result in an imposing and appealing structure.

R220 million in pre-sales of apartments in phase three of Melrose Arch

Following the success of the first two phases in the residential component of Amdec’s iconic Melrose Arch mixed-use development in Johannesburg, with 113 luxury apartments sold at a total value of R333 million through exclusive marketers, Pam Golding Properties (PGP), the third phase has now been launched. ... Full story

Montague Park, on the northern border of Cape Town’s premier industrial node – Montague Gardens – and with easy access to all major arterial routes.

Montague Park a large mixed use Milnerton development offers unprecedented opportunity

Montague Park, a new mixed-use business park currently under development in the Milnerton area of Cape Town, is fast attracting several national ‘big box’ retail chains and modern distribution centres, due to its prime location, eco-friendly focus, security and overall aesthetic appeal. ... Full story

An artist’s impression of Waterfall City courtesy of Atterbury Property Developments Ltd.

Waterfall City the biggest development in South Africa

The estimated R45billion, 1700ha Waterfall City development is located on either side of the M1 highway between the Buccleuch interchange and Allandale Road offramp and will link Sunninghill, Midrand, Woodmead and Buccleuch on completion. ... Full story

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