At Atterbury we create business environments optimised for the benefit of tenants and investors. Our experienced leasing team manages a variety of important relationships with leading retailers, many lessees and top broking companies.
Atterbury Fast Facts
- Atterbury was established in 1994
- Atterbury Trust was formed in 1998 to support previously disadvantaged communities, support art and culture and community projects
- In 2002 Attfund was formed, which was sold to Hyprop in 2011
- In 2005 Attacq was formed
- In 2007 Atterbury Property Foundation NPC was formed
- In 2008 Atterbury acquired 1.75 million m² of commercial development rights at Waterfall, Midrand, from the Islamic Institute
- AttAfrica was formed in 2012 – a fund which develops and owns various shopping centres across Africa
- Attacq Limited was listed on the main board of the JSE in October 2013 and now operates totally independent from Atterbury
- Atterbury Europe was launched from Austria in 2014, now headquartered in Leiden in the Netherlands
- A record number of eight shopping centres were completed in 2014 alone, with a total of 20 opened to date
- More than 2 million m² of commercial, retail and residential properties have been developed by Atterbury to date
- Formation of Atterbury Property Fund in 2015
- Atterbury Asset Management (AAM) currently manages around
1 400 000m² GLA in South Africa, Mauritius, Ghana, Namibia and Europe - RMH acquires shareholding in Atterbury Property Holdings in 2016
- Atterbury Stellenbosch office opened in 2016
- Formation of DiverCity in 2017
- B-BBEE deal concluded in 2018
- Formation of Atterbury Property Investments in 2018 (previously Atterbury Property Fund)
We believe in mutually beneficial partnerships. Associating with the best employees, partners and suppliers ensures everyone benefits together.
We believe in a whole that’s bigger than its constituent individual parts.
Latest News
Tenants rejoice at plans for The Village
Atterbury is taking over full management of The Village on 1 March with big plans for creating a cohesive Old East Precinct in Hazelwood. A pedestrian link between the Club and the Village, a solution [...]
Steady progress at Barlow Park site
The site of the exciting Barlow Park Precinct development along Katherine Street in Sandton is still hidden from curious eyes behind high construction fences. We find out from development manager Derrick Pautz what is happening [...]
Africa in four dimensions
When artist Rina Stutzer was commissioned by Atterbury and Attacq as joint owners to create a sculpture for Mall of Africa, she embarked on an intense 18-month project, and the magical reflective double-Africa diptych that [...]
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