Area Profiles

N'dabeni, also known as Ndabeni Industria, is a centrally positioned industrial node in Cape Town. It serves as a nexus point between Cape Town Central, the Atlantic Seaboard, and the Northern and Southern Suburbs. With its excellent connectivity, proximity to major arterial routes, and a diverse range of industries, N'dabeni has become a key industrial hub in the region. Location: N'dabeni is located approximately 6 km east of Cape Town City Centre, south of the Voortrekker Road corridor. It shares borders with Pinelands to the southeast and Maitland to the north. The strategic positioning of N'dabeni provides convenient access to various parts of Cape Town,...

Oranjezicht is known for its leafy streets, well-maintained gardens, and charming character homes. It is centrally located, making it easily accessible to many of Cape Town's attractions, business districts, and amenities. The area is renowned for its peaceful ambiance, providing residents with a tranquil retreat from the bustling city life. Oranjezicht offers breathtaking views of the city, Table Mountain, and the surrounding landscapes. Living here means waking up to stunning vistas every day, with the mountain providing a dramatic backdrop to your daily life. With Table Mountain National Park on your doorstep, you'll have access to a variety of outdoor...

Achieving success in the industrial sector is largely dependent on the suburbs businesses choose to operate in. The right suburb is a mix of quality warehouses, diverse property offerings, top-notch security, easy connectivity and well-maintained infrastructure. For these reasons and more, the booming suburb of Paardeneiland has become a sought-after industrial address for powerhouse businesses. Considered the gateway to the Cape Town Harbour, Paardeneiland is a suburb in Milnerton and is easily accessible via the N1 freeway and a number of main roads such as Koeberg Road, FW de Klerk Boulevard, Carlisle Street and Marine Drive. A Brief History The early...

Woodstock is a suburb of Cape Town, South Africa. It is located between the docks of Table Bay and the lower slopes of Devil's Peak, about 1 kilometre (0.6 mi) east of the city centre of Cape Town. Woodstock is served by Woodstock and Esplanade railway stations. By the middle of the 19th century, especially after the arrival of the railway line, Woodstock had become a fashionable seaside suburb with cottages next to the sea and a beach which stretched until the Castle of Good Hope. After a brief stint as New Brighton the residents voted in 1867 at the Woodstock Hotel to change the area’s name to Woodstock. Ease of access to the harbour and all major transport...

Epping Industria, established in the late 1940s, has grown to become the largest centrally located industrial suburb of greater Cape Town. Initially, its development was slow, but it gained momentum in the 1950s when Gunners Circle was transformed into a race track.  However, as Epping expanded into an industrial suburb, the race track closed in 1958. The completion of the Athlone Power Station in the mid-1960s and the presence of the Cape Town Market, one of the oldest and largest fresh produce markets still in operation, further fueled Epping's growth and attracted various industries to the area. Infrastructure: Most properties in Epping are zoned as General...

Kuilsriver Industria is a relatively small but well established industrial area located to the North of Blackheath Industria along Van Riebeeck Road. The area is home to large companies such as Power Construction, Pep, Ackermans and Mondi. Factories and Warehouses For Sale or To Let are few as rentals are reasonable and vacancy levels low. With quick access to Stellenbosch arterial via Van Riebeeck Road, Kuilsriver Industria is 10 minutes drive from Cape Town International Airport and in close proximity to the N1 and N2 highways via the R300.  

Milnerton is one of the oldest suburbs in Cape Town with a history dating back to 1902 when it formed part of a farm known as Janbiesjeskraal. Fast-forward to over 100 years later, it has become a powerhouse suburb with strong residential, commercial and industrial sectors. Today, Milnerton is a key player in the economy and an important component of long-term development and investment plans in the Mother City. The suburb is largely associated with opulent residential homes that overlook sweeping sea and mountain views. However, there is also another side to Milnerton, characterised by booming industrial and commercial sectors that attract multinational and blue-chip...

Century City ticks all the boxes Strategically well positioned between Cape Town’s Northern and Southern Suburbs with easy access to the N1, Century City is a prime example of an innovative and highly successful mixed-use, ‘Greenfields’ development - with a strong sense of community at its heart. Well established and flourishing over several decades, Century City incorporates retail, office, residential, hotel and entertainment components - even a Curro School and retirement village, providing a holistic ‘live-work-play’ environment with a wide range of amenities, including renowned Canal Walk Shopping Centre. First World...

Located in the Mother City, Montague Gardens is a modern, prominently sought after industrial area. The popular area is considered as the entryway to the rapid urban and economic growth of the West Coast region. Major retail chains have established their central distribution centres in Montague Gardens to ensure for convenient distribution channels to flow to their many outlets throughout the region. This has led to the growth of warehouse retail trade in the area and Montague Drive. The modern industrial suburb caters for clients who thrive on modern industrial requirements. As a result, many of the buildings in Montague Gardens have taken on sleek and creative...

The Rivergate industrial precinct is an upcoming upmarket business zone. The area's developments offer commercial, industrial, institutional, residential, as well as related land facilities. Having been completed in October 2013, Sandown Road provides the vital link between the R27 (the West Coast Road) and the N7 (National Rd) - an excellent form of road access to the Cape Town-based area. The vast development of multi-storey buildings can accommodate both office and retail uses. The buildings are perfect for shops, supermarkets, financial institutions, showrooms, or even cafés and restaurants. Residential developments in the area have also been popping...