Area Profiles

Kyalami An affluent and well established area seated halfway in between two of Gauteng's major cities, Johannesburg and Pretoria. An Industrial, commercial and retail hub for large and small businesses alike. The metropolitan feel appeals to business owners and tenants, offering well-known and familiar business parks such as Kyalami Business Park. Properties available include Warehouses, factories, mini-units and offices, ranging in size from 50m2 to 2000m2+ and primarily A Grade in nature. The variety available in Kyalami is endless, offering freestanding properties, business parks and retail centres. This closely interlinked community is home to many large...

Randjespark is situated in Midrand, Halfway House in-between New Road and Olievenhoutbosch Avenue. It is allocated just east of the N1 highway and west of the R101 leading through Midrand to Johannesburg and Centurion. It is a bustling commercial hub that is rapidly becoming a preferred choice for tenants due to its exceptional assortment of attractive attributes and facilities. Located smack in the heart of Midrand, Randjespark is favourably positioned between Johannesburg and Pretoria with close proximity to O.R. Tambo International Airport which elevates its appeal, offering a substantial advantage to businesses that operate both locally and internationally. The...

Waterfall is a highly sought after area for businesses and investors alike and is a prominent business district located in Midrand. Situated between Johannesburg and Pretoria, lying just 30 minutes away (36 km) is Johannesburg's city centre, with the O.R Tambo International Airport a breezy 23 minutes away. Waterfall is one of the fastest transforming suburbs in South Africa and this is evident in soaring investor confidence that can be seen in burgeoning residential, commercial, mixed-use and retail precincts. Waterfall offers easy access to major highways, including the N1 and N3, which connect the area to other parts of Gauteng and the rest of the country, making...

Ferndale is a popular commercial and industrial node situated within the Randburg area of Johannesburg. It has an established road infrastructure such as the N1, William Nicol and Malibongwe Drive which gives access to the N14. The area was founded as a town in 1959, and consists of 32 suburbs that was amalgamated on the 1st of July 1959. The name Randburg is derived from South African currency, the Rand, which replaced the pound sterling in 1959, just before South Africa became a republic. Ferndale's strategic location is one of the key highlights of Ferndale, offering excellent accessibility and close proximity to major business hubs and commercial areas such as...

Kya Sands is a highly sought after area that is conveniently situated on Malibongwe Drive, Northwest of Johannesburg. It is becoming one of the fastest-developing industrial areas in Gauteng, offering affordable, well-maintained industrial properties, booming with business and industry development all year round. The name "Kya sand'' is derived from the sand mining activities that took place in the area during the 1950s, which resulted in numerous pits being created. "Kya" means "sand" in the Tswana language and is residence to the Kya Sands Informal Settlement. The area is home to a number of diverse businesses and is known for its large number of industrial...

Lanseria is a highly-sought after area that has evolved into a dynamic hub for aviation, commerce and leisure. Its most prominent feature is Lanseria Airport, which serves as a vital gateway for domestic and international travelers. The airport's strategic location offers convenient access to Johannesburg, Pretoria and the broader Gauteng region, making it a preferred choice for businesses and leisure travelers alike. Beyond its aviation facilities, Lanseria boasts a diverse array of attractions and amenities that cater to visitors of all interests such as the Cradle of Humankind World Heritage site, as well as outdoor activities such as hiking, mountain biking and...

Northriding is a bustling suburb nestled in the northern reaches of Johannesburg, South Africa. It offers a tapestry of urban living, commercial vibrancy with a blend of residential areas, retail hubs and recreational spaces. Tree-lined streets and well-maintained parks contribute to the suburbs inviting atmosphere. One of Northridings defining features is its thriving commercial landscape. Retail centers such as Northriding Square and Northgate Shopping Centre serve as hubs for shopping, dining and entertainment, offering a plethora of stores, restaurants and cinemas, catering to every need and taste. In addition to retail offerings, Northriding boasts a burgeoning...

Strijdom Park is a well-established commercial, industrial and residential area that is located in the North West of Johannesburg. It's best known as a young and fast growing industrial hub that is wedged between the N1 Western Bypass and Malibongwe Drive (formerly known as Hans Strijdom Drive) a major road that runs through Strijdom Park, connecting Randburg with Northgate and Lanseria International Airport. There are a multitude of road networks that are easily accessibility from Strijdom Park to other parts of Johannesburg with some of the main roads connecting Strijdom Park to the rest of Randburg and Johannesburg. These roads include Jan Smuts Avenue, Beyers...

Honeydew is a sought-after suburb that is located only a short distance from Randburg. This is a relatively small area made up predominantly of business parks. Its prime location offers easy access to major arterial routes, main roads and highways as well as the Johannesburg city centre and just a stone's throw away from the N1 Western Bypass, making Honeydew a great suburb for daily or regular commuters. The area is known for its reasonably priced properties, attracting buyers from all over. Honeydew is situated roughly 50.3km from OR Tambo International Airport, taking approximately 40 minutes travel time depending on traffic. It is situated between Northriding to...

Robertville, Johannesburg is a suburb that is situated in the northwestern part of Johannesburg, South Africa. It falls within the boundaries of the city of Johannesburg Metropolitan municipality and is known for its blend of residential and industrial areas. Robertville, Johannesburg is part of the broader Randburg region and has a distinctive character shape by its diverse uses and local history which emerged in the mid-20th century as Johannesburg expanded rapidly. The suburb is named after Robert Williams, a prominent figure in the local real estate during the period of its development. The area was initially established to accommodate the growing population and...