Stunning Speculative Build Nearing Completion in Equites Park, Meadowview, Linbro Park
Newly developed warehousing facilities nearing completion.
This site comprised of two seperate warehouse, namely a 7 300m2 and a 7 700m2. They can be taken seperately or combined.
- 15.5m to the eaves
- 15 000m2 yard
- 14 000m2 warehouse
- 1000m2 office component
- Solar installed
- Back up water
- 18m canopies over on-grade doors
- 7m canopies over dock levelling doors
- FM2 floors with the ability to rack 9 pallets high
- 50m yard depths - 110 parking bays
- Net rental of R95/m2 plus operational costs
Linbro Park is one of the most highly sought-after business nodes within Gauteng. This Sandton industrial node is home to many large and international business. It has easy access to the N3 highways, through London Road as well as Modderfontein Road.
Resting between Midrand and Randburg is the affluent area known as Sandton. Falling under the Metropolitan Municipality of Johannesburg, this well-known city is renowned for being one of the wealthiest areas in Gauteng – apart from its sought-after residential suburbs; Sandton has similarly grown into a thriving node of commercial and retail property. Established in 1969 and spanning a total of 143.54 km2,...
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