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Size: 6.7469 hectares
Asking Price: R6.8 million (Seller not VAT registered)
Seller open to instalment sale: 30% deposit, balance over a few years, possible balloon payment
Location: Directly opposite Keystone (PEP, Mr Price, etc.) and approximately 1.5km from the Hammarsdale Interchange.
Zoning: Currently Land Use Management Holding Area (see attached zoning certificate). Previously had Special Consent for industrial use (textile knitting factory). A portion is designated as Proposed Mixed Use in the SDF.
Rated as Industrial
Monthly rates (from July 2025): R14,238.67
Site Features:
±15,000m² of platforms
Boundary wall and fencing in place
Existing services previously available
Existing buildings and slabs (mostly in poor condition; sold as is)
Largest building reportedly destroyed by fire some years ago
Presence of dMOSS, though potential for relaxation due to previous development and limited indigenous vegetation
Land is partly sloping
N3 Highway upgrade to be completed by 2028 which will improve traffic flow and travel time to and from Hammarsdale.
Hammarsdale is a town situated in the eThekwini municipality on the N3 Freight Corridor between Pietermaritzburg and Durban. A large part of South Africa's textile industry was located in Hammarsdale some years back but the area is quickly becoming a popular logistics node, as it is ideally located on the primary western corridor, the centre of gravity of most of South Africa's regional and national distribution network. The N3 freight corridor, supposedly the busiest in the country, runs past Hammarsdale connecting Durban and Gauteng. With Durban being home to the busiest port in Sub-Saharan Africa and Gauteng being South Africa's economic heartland, it brings huge potential to Hammarsdale as a logistics, manufacturing and business hub. Cato Ridge, where the future 850ha Dry Port logistics, industry and business development will be located, is a mere 7km from Hammarsdale. Hammarsdale is home to the brand new Keystone Logistics Park, Point Park, Hammarsdale Industrial Park and many freestanding warehouses and factories.
eThekwini has pegged Hammarsdale/Cato-Ridge as one of the three catalytic development Node's for KZN, along with the south and north coast. This classification has provided Hammarsdale with significant infrastructure investment from the eThekwini, SOE's and other government entities into roads, waste water, power, public transport etc, all of which have a direct benefit to Hammarsdale.
The surrounding area is home to some national and international companies; Value Logistics; Mr Price Distribution Centre; PepCor Distribution Centre; Merlog Foods; Boxer Stores; Safal Steel (Pty) Ltd; One Logix; Grindrod, Ackermans, Unitrans and Kerry Group to mention a few.
Asking Price: R6.8 million (Seller not VAT registered)
Seller open to instalment sale: 30% deposit, balance over a few years, possible balloon payment
Location: Directly opposite Keystone (PEP, Mr Price, etc.) and approximately 1.5km from the Hammarsdale Interchange.
Zoning: Currently Land Use Management Holding Area (see attached zoning certificate). Previously had Special Consent for industrial use (textile knitting factory). A portion is designated as Proposed Mixed Use in the SDF.
Rated as Industrial
Monthly rates (from July 2025): R14,238.67
Site Features:
±15,000m² of platforms
Boundary wall and fencing in place
Existing services previously available
Existing buildings and slabs (mostly in poor condition; sold as is)
Largest building reportedly destroyed by fire some years ago
Presence of dMOSS, though potential for relaxation due to previous development and limited indigenous vegetation
Land is partly sloping
N3 Highway upgrade to be completed by 2028 which will improve traffic flow and travel time to and from Hammarsdale.
Hammarsdale is a town situated in the eThekwini municipality on the N3 Freight Corridor between Pietermaritzburg and Durban. A large part of South Africa's textile industry was located in Hammarsdale some years back but the area is quickly becoming a popular logistics node, as it is ideally located on the primary western corridor, the centre of gravity of most of South Africa's regional and national distribution network. The N3 freight corridor, supposedly the busiest in the country, runs past Hammarsdale connecting Durban and Gauteng. With Durban being home to the busiest port in Sub-Saharan Africa and Gauteng being South Africa's economic heartland, it brings huge potential to Hammarsdale as a logistics, manufacturing and business hub. Cato Ridge, where the future 850ha Dry Port logistics, industry and business development will be located, is a mere 7km from Hammarsdale. Hammarsdale is home to the brand new Keystone Logistics Park, Point Park, Hammarsdale Industrial Park and many freestanding warehouses and factories.
eThekwini has pegged Hammarsdale/Cato-Ridge as one of the three catalytic development Node's for KZN, along with the south and north coast. This classification has provided Hammarsdale with significant infrastructure investment from the eThekwini, SOE's and other government entities into roads, waste water, power, public transport etc, all of which have a direct benefit to Hammarsdale.
The surrounding area is home to some national and international companies; Value Logistics; Mr Price Distribution Centre; PepCor Distribution Centre; Merlog Foods; Boxer Stores; Safal Steel (Pty) Ltd; One Logix; Grindrod, Ackermans, Unitrans and Kerry Group to mention a few.
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