10 HECTRE INDUSTRIAL LAND FOR SALE IN OLIFANTSFONTEIN
Presenting a prime parcel of vacant land spanning 106,177 square meters, strategically located in the industrial hub of Olifantsfontein, Midrand. This expansive property offers a unique opportunity for the development of warehouses, manufacturing plants, or even an entire industrial park, given its considerable size that opens up a realm of possibilities.
Emphasizing convenience, this property is ideally positioned along Olifantsfontein main road, merely 3 kilometers from the R21 and 8 kilometers from the N1, ensuring swift and easy access to major highways for seamless connectivity to neighboring areas. Worth noting is the current benefit of a load-limiting agreement in the area, ensuring that the grid remains exempt from load shedding, provided consumption is maintained at 50%-60%.
Situated between Centurion and Kyalami and forming part of the Johannesburg Municipality is the city of Midrand. Established in 1981, from an area previously referred to as Halfway House, Midrand became part of the City of Johannesburg in 2000. Spanning a total area of 152.87 km2 – the name Midrand is commonly used to refer to the suburbs that surround the N1 highway (Ben Schoeman Highway portion) these...
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