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The Brickworks, located on the former Corobrik factory site, is being transformed into a cutting-edge space for logistics, warehousing, and exponential growth. This development is set to establish itself as a key logistics and distribution hub in South Africa, thanks to its strategic location and accessibility.
Situated in the rapidly expanding northern corridor of the greater eThekwini metropolitan area, The Brickworks occupies one of the last remaining infill portions of land in the region. Investec Property is spearheading the development of this 157-hectare site, with plans to create one of the largest business and logistics parks in the area.
A standout feature of The Brickworks is its position as a major entry and exit point for trade in Southern Africa, facilitating imports and exports across the region. This prime location enhances trade opportunities along some of the world's busiest shipping routes.
With frontage on the N2 highway and access points at the KwaMashu interchange, Old North Coast Road, and MR577, The Brickworks offers convenient connectivity. Its proximity to King Shaka International Airport, Durban Port, and major transport routes like the N2 further enhances its accessibility. Additionally, the site is part of the Go Durban public transport network, ensuring seamless connectivity.
The Durban-Umhlanga-Ballito corridor, where The Brickworks is located, is a rapidly growing economic hub in South Africa, with significant wealth generation potential. The area is also part of the Durban Aerotropolis Master Plan, a long-term development strategy. The Port of Durban is slated for a substantial expansion project, attracting over R100 billion in investments.
Boasting a prime location, expansive platforms for scalable warehousing, excellent road access, a central 4-lane boulevard, and efficient truck circulation areas, The Brickworks offers a secure and well-managed precinct for businesses. With controlled access and 24-hour monitoring, it provides a safe and conducive environment for operations.
Situated in the rapidly expanding northern corridor of the greater eThekwini metropolitan area, The Brickworks occupies one of the last remaining infill portions of land in the region. Investec Property is spearheading the development of this 157-hectare site, with plans to create one of the largest business and logistics parks in the area.
A standout feature of The Brickworks is its position as a major entry and exit point for trade in Southern Africa, facilitating imports and exports across the region. This prime location enhances trade opportunities along some of the world's busiest shipping routes.
With frontage on the N2 highway and access points at the KwaMashu interchange, Old North Coast Road, and MR577, The Brickworks offers convenient connectivity. Its proximity to King Shaka International Airport, Durban Port, and major transport routes like the N2 further enhances its accessibility. Additionally, the site is part of the Go Durban public transport network, ensuring seamless connectivity.
The Durban-Umhlanga-Ballito corridor, where The Brickworks is located, is a rapidly growing economic hub in South Africa, with significant wealth generation potential. The area is also part of the Durban Aerotropolis Master Plan, a long-term development strategy. The Port of Durban is slated for a substantial expansion project, attracting over R100 billion in investments.
Boasting a prime location, expansive platforms for scalable warehousing, excellent road access, a central 4-lane boulevard, and efficient truck circulation areas, The Brickworks offers a secure and well-managed precinct for businesses. With controlled access and 24-hour monitoring, it provides a safe and conducive environment for operations.
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