Key takeaways: Jewel City & Towers Main Progress: Major redevelopment in Jozi’s inner city is moving forward successfully. Curro DigiEd School: A new e-learning high school opened in Jewel City, addressing the demand for quality education. Growing Residential Community: Over 390 residents have already moved into Towers Main and Jewel City. Revitalized Precinct: Increased activity as new tenants and residents bring life to the area. Project Delays: COVID-19 lockdown has postponed the completion and

Key takeaways: Atterbury maintains operations with remote work during lockdown. Key challenges: staff childcare and supporting non-trading tenants. Increased security and cleaning at centers; construction sites closed. Expects 18-24 month economic pressure but remains open to opportunities. Predicts growth in remote work and mixed-use developments post-COVID. Despite lockdown, it is business as usual at Atterbury… or at least, business unusual. Atterbury South Africa CEO Armond Boshoff answers some burning questions. The COVID-19 pandemic is

Key takeaways: New ultramodern industrial park near Cape Town Airport's cargo terminal, developed by Atterbury and Old Mutual. Only modern industrial facility within 5-minutes of airport, featuring 24/7 security and reliable utilities. Offers custom-built facilities for tenants, targeting logistics and cold-storage companies. Includes major road upgrades on Robert Sobukwe Road and Borchards Quarry Road. Named after former King David Golf Club site and airport location. Logistics companies using Cape Town International Airport will soon

A message from all of us at Atterbury Key takeaways: South Africa is demonstrating remarkable unity and positivity in tackling COVID-19 challenges. Government leadership, including President Ramaphosa, has shown exemplary management of the crisis. Atterbury supports all government regulations and has implemented strict hygiene protocols. Shopping centers remain open for essential services while non-essential buildings are closed. Multiple financial relief programs are available for affected businesses. Management teams continue working

Key takeaways: Atterbury is launching a R3 billion development in Cape Town called King Air Industria. The project will enhance industrial real estate offerings in the region. The development is strategically located for connectivity and accessibility. It will provide substantial economic growth and job creation in the area. Leading property investors and developers Atterbury Property and Old Mutual Properties have commenced with the development of the King Air Industria park, just minutes from Cape

Klik vir Afrikaans Key takeaways: Engelbrecht's dedication to preserving and promoting Afrikaans culture is evident in his personal and professional endeavors. His commitment to the wine industry is demonstrated through his leadership at Rust en Vrede, a winery renowned for its exceptional wines. Engelbrecht's philosophy intertwines his love for Afrikaans heritage with his expertise in winemaking, reflecting a harmonious blend of cultural appreciation and craftsmanship. Building bridges with wine Jean Engelbrecht,

Key takeaways: The fraudulent document falsely claims to be an official Atterbury communication. It solicits potential investors for a non-existent project. Atterbury advises the public to disregard this document and report any related suspicious activities. Please be advised that a document with a Atterbury logo on top and a first paragraph that reads "Atterbury Property Fund is excited to be launching its biggest mixed-use development yet in Pretoria..." is a fraudulent document. This fraudulent

Key takeaways: Atterbury has implemented measures to ensure the safety and well-being of its people and partners during the COVID-19 pandemic. The company is committed to maintaining business continuity while adhering to health guidelines. Atterbury encourages all stakeholders to follow governmental guidance and regulations to help stem the tide of COVID-19. For more than 25 years, Atterbury has valued our partners – our employees, tenants, customers, professionals, service providers and communities – as the

Key takeaways: The company actively engages in cultural activations, reflecting its dedication to the arts. Atterbury's developments often incorporate heritage-inspired designs, retaining and restoring historical landmarks. The Newtown Precinct in Johannesburg is an example of Atterbury's efforts to create spaces that celebrate arts and entertainment, fostering a vibrant cultural environment. From Atterbury's inception 26 years ago the support of culture has been part of the group's DNA. Atterbury's cultural activation happens

Key takeaways: Aramex South Africa's Expansion: Aramex South Africa is consolidating two existing Cape Town facilities into a new, custom built logistics hub at Richmond Park. Facility Details: The new facility spans 9,240 square meters, designed to accommodate Aramex's operational and logistical needs. Location: Richmond Park, a prime development by Atterbury, is strategically located 17 kilometers from Cape Town's central business district and offers access to key transport routes. Sustainability: The facility will feature

https://youtu.be/oSGH9YsNHiA Key takeaways: The estate comprises only 20 stands, ensuring a limited and sought-after community. It is situated adjacent to Pinnacle Point, offering residents proximity to this notable landmark. The development emphasizes eco-friendly practices, aligning with sustainable living principles. One of Atterbury Property’s most hidden gems is the Breaker Point residential development on the Garden Route’s Paradise Coast of Mossel Bay. Pam Golding Properties realtors Ruth Mills and Tiaan Schutte give a taste

Key takeaways: Focus on Middle-Class Expansion: Atterbury aims to support the rapid growth of the middle-class sector in the economy, recognizing it as a crucial demographic for future development. Strategic Partnerships: The company emphasizes the importance of collaborations with partners who share similar business visions and organizational cultures, aiming to create landmark projects that build communities. Long-Term Developments: Atterbury is committed to long-term projects, such as the R6 billion Castle Gate precinct in Pretoria,

Key takeaways: Location: The showroom is situated in Richmond Park, Cape Town. Size: The facility spans 17,000 square meters. Capacity: It can accommodate at least 700 cars at any time. Development Timeline: The project was fast-tracked to meet WeBuyCars' operational needs. Investment: The development cost was R150 million. Leading property developer and investor Atterbury has handed over the innovative fast-track R 150 million development of a new purpose-built showroom to car resale specialists WeBuyCars

Key Takeaways Turbine Hall is a historic power station built between 1927 and 1934 located in the heart of the Newtown art and culture precinct. The building features 21,500m² of leasable office space that blends original industrial heritage with contemporary design. It serves as the head office for Anglo Gold Ashanti and has hosted major cultural events like South African Fashion Week. Atterbury is involved as a shareholder through the Divercity Urban Property Fund

Key Takeaways Jewel City and Towers Main are major Divercity Urban Property Fund developments revitalizing the Johannesburg CBD. Towers Main features 520 affordable residential rental apartments and nine floors of office space leased to Absa. The Jewel City redevelopment transforms six city blocks into a mixed-use precinct with 1,200 new apartments and a Curro high school. A pedestrian-friendly walkway spanning ten city blocks will connect Towers Main, Jewel City, and the Maboneng precinct. The

Ribbon cutting ceremony picture from left to right: The Hon Rameswar Doolub - Marketing & Communication Director at King Savers, The Hon Mahendranuth Sharma Hurreeram - Minister of National Infrastructure and Community Development, Alain Saverettiar - Director of King Savers and Frederic Tyack - CEO of Ascencia. Key Takeaways Atterbury and EnAtt successfully completed the MUR800m Bo'Valon Mall in Mahebourg, Mauritius. The 10,500m² shopping center opened fully leased with nearly 50 shops,

Key Takeaways Fatti provides behavioral analytics that allow mall managers to see a globular view of shopper movement. Atterbury was the first retail customer and uses this data across malls in South Africa, Namibia, Mauritius, and Cyprus. The technology analyzes the full path of a shopper to provide insights beyond simple foot counts and turnover. Data-driven insights help managers make informed decisions on trading hours, tenant performance, and leasing strategies. The holy grail of

Key Takeaways Award-winning industrial designer Joe Paine created large-scale custom planters for the semi-outdoor space at The Club. The design was an upscaled version of his Drippp Planter range, modified for the specific material and technical needs of the site. The project required a high learning curve for the production process due to the impressive scale of the units. Paine prefers working with steel because it offers elegant solutions and is an easily recyclable

Key Takeaways Mall of Africa was named the Coolest Mall for the second year in a row at the Sunday Times Generation Next Awards. The mall achieved a new milestone of 1.3 million visitors per month while showing steady growth in sales and foot traffic. Significant new openings included the first Yuppiechef store in Gauteng and a large new-generation Pick n Pay store. Strategic partnerships with organizations like SA Fashion Week and the Julie

Key Takeaways The first residential units in the Jewel City precinct were ready for occupancy in December 2019. A Curro high school and various retail tenants including Shoprite and Clicks have been secured for the development. The project involves complex modifications to existing buildings rather than starting from a blank slate. The Fox Street pedestrianisation is a major feature intended to attract commercial tenants to the inner city. In the city centre of Johannesburg

Key Takeaways Atterbury launched its first shared workspace concept called Attspace in Stellenbosch. The facility is located in the historic La Gratitude Manor House which was built in 1798. Members have 24/7 access to amenities including high-speed fiber internet and boardrooms via biometric security. The 15-seater open-plan workspace is designed to facilitate networking among entrepreneurs and small business owners. Atterbury is making its first foray into shared workspaces with its new Attspace

Key Takeaways Atterbury launched an innovative building-wrap brand campaign at the new Deloitte headquarters in Waterfall City. The campaign features a tongue-in-cheek catchphrase that plays on Deloitte's professional role as accountants. The 1,000m² wrap is positioned to be highly visible to millions of commuters on the busy N1 highway. Signage professionals abseiled down the five-story structure to apply the creative wrap using see-through material. For leading property development group Atterbury, business is a