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still lag behind global markets,” she notes. However, she emphasises that Attacq’s strategy remains holistic: while logistics growth supports the country’s expanding e-commerce ecosystem, it ultimately complements the company’s broader goal of driving footfall and engagement across its retail precincts.
people will be pleasantly surprised by the quality we aim to bring to Joburg.” She attributes the growing momentum in logistics property development to the rise of online retail in South Africa – a sector still growing. “We’ve only just begun to tap into the potential of online sales in South Africa, which
hubs. The development comprises six phases scheduled for completion by 2028 and forms part of Attacq’s broader 1.2 million square metre logistics pipeline. “This is a significant infrastructure invest- ment,” Jackie emphasises. “It’s more than simply placing a few warehouses. From a distribution network perspective, it’s an excellent location. We are investing heavily in upgrading roads in the city and other infrastructure, improving landscaping, and addressing all logistics needs. I believe
Going big on the logistics sector At a time when negativity around the decline of Johannesburg’s infrastructure and municipal services is pervasive, Attacq is investing in logistics developments – betting big on South Africa’s industrial renaissance. Through its joint venture with Sanlam, Attacq is developing Waterfall City Junction – a 620,000m² project that will become one of Gauteng’s largest logistics
Waterfall City Logistics Hub – Midi Units
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