Web Ref CP1578PG2
R110,460 pm
Gross Monthly Rental
R110,460 Excl. VAT
R110,460 Excl. VAT
Lease Period
Negotiable
Negotiable
Availability
Immediately
Immediately
1578sqm Immaculate Warehouse TO LET in Prospecton
Situated a few kilometres south of Durban and along the old airport which is known as Prospecton, an area now primarily recognised to be home to a large industrial manufacturing sector. This industrial zone is dominated by Toyota, with other large manufacturers and producers. The area offers a range of space, from massive factories and warehouses over 10,000square meters to smaller industrial mini-factories of a couple hundred square metres.
We specialise in industrial property throughout the Durban Areas and Surroundings. We pride ourselves in being experts within the industry and highly knowledgeable of the areas we operate in. We focus on leasing, selling and/or purchasing of industrial and commercial property. Our professional brokers are eager to assist with all enquiries. Our brokers will best endeavour to fulfil your industrial property requirements.
If you are Looking for Space in and Around PROSPECTON, contact us today and let us find you that Ideal Premises for you Industrial Business requirements.
We specialise in industrial property throughout the Durban Areas and Surroundings. We pride ourselves in being experts within the industry and highly knowledgeable of the areas we operate in. We focus on leasing, selling and/or purchasing of industrial and commercial property. Our professional brokers are eager to assist with all enquiries. Our brokers will best endeavour to fulfil your industrial property requirements.
If you are Looking for Space in and Around PROSPECTON, contact us today and let us find you that Ideal Premises for you Industrial Business requirements.
Features
Zoning
Industrial
Interior
Power (3 Phase)
Yes
Exterior
Security
Yes
Sizes
Floor Size
1,578m²
STREET MAP
STREET VIEW
Prospecton Industrial in the news
From the Directors Desk: Leon Rass - Durban
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