A 52,581 m² industrial platform in an established Paarl node, with a new 8,000 m² warehouse and ±17,000 to 19,000 m² of additional development bulk.
This is a rare combination in the Paarl industrial market: a large, consolidated site under single ownership, a newly completed warehouse of institutional scale, and a professionally planned redevelopment framework that roughly triples the built footprint over time.
A new ±8,000 m² warehouse with a clear span steel structure, new floor slabs and sheeting, completed and ready for occupation.
A five year lease at R80/m² net is at an advanced stage and expected to be concluded imminently, subject to final signature. On conclusion this anchors ±R7.68m p.a. net income from day one.
An engineered Site Development Plan (Frame Consulting, Proposal 3) frames ±17,000 to 19,000 m² of additional GLA across multiple mini and midi units, a phased path to a multi tenant industrial park.
200 Amps installed with a confirmed upgrade path to 1,000 Amps. Additional site entrances are planned off the surrounding road network to support multi tenant operation.
Newly completed clear span warehouse with high volume eaves, translucent sheeting for natural light, new power floated floors and full perimeter walling, awaiting its first occupier.
| Gross lettable area | ±8,000 m² (new build) |
| Lease status | Five year lease at R80/m²/month net at advanced stage, expected to conclude imminently, subject to final signature |
| Projected net income | ±R7,680,000 per annum on lease conclusion (8,000 m² × R80 × 12) |
| Power | 200 Amps installed; upgradeable to 1,000 Amps |
| Access | Existing gated access; additional entrances planned |
Frame Consulting Engineers have prepared a full Site Development Plan (Proposal 3, Rev D) for the redevelopment of the site: a multi unit industrial park layout with dedicated yards, canopies, truck circulation, a weighbridge and structured parking.
Mini and midi units from ±2,600 m² to ±6,600 m² footprints, each with ground and first floor offices, a letting profile matched to the Paarl and Boland logistics and light manufacturing market.
The existing improvements and new warehouse generate holding income while phases are brought forward against signed tenant commitments, the disciplined route to value in this node.
Extensive covered yards and hardstand already on site support interim storage and logistics income ahead of redevelopment.