Area Profiles

The city of Alberton, situated on the southern part of the East Rand, has truly evolved into one of the most thriving industrial nodes in Gauteng. Although comprising a large residential sector, its locale has made it the ideal place for industry. Resting on the banks of the Natal Spruit and spanning 77.16 km² – Alberton was originally a farm called Elandsfontein which was owned by Johannes Petrus Meyer. Though only gaining its municipal status in 1939, Alberton’s first official post office opened its doors in 1929 and many settled within its borders years prior to this. Location and Transport Due to its convenient location, Alberton has become one...

Located on the East Rand in Gauteng and forming part of the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality is the city of Boksburg. Established in 1887 and emerging from a rich mining background, Boksburg has developed into a diverse industrial and mining centre and is recognised as being one of the foremost gold-producing towns on the Witwatersrand. Location and Transportation  Bordering Germiston, Brakpan and Kempton Park, Boksburg lies approximately 30 km from Johannesburg, 50 km from Sandton and a short 15 km drive from the OR Thambo International Airport. Adding to its appeal as an industrial destination is the network of roadways that links Boksburg to other nodes of...

Established in 1886, during the early days of the Gauteng Gold Rush, and located in the East Rand – the town of Germiston stretches across 143.27 km2 and lies between Boksburg, Johannesburg and Alberton. Acting as the seat of the City of Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality, Germiston has been established as an area alive with commerce and industry. This hub of steel manufacturing, engineering, distribution and logistics has developed rapidly into a coveted area for industrial and commercial property. Location and Transport Germiston’s location has made it a popular option for businesses, manufacturers and other industry players who need easy access to...

Discover Meadowdale: The Industrial Powerhouse of Germiston A Prime Logistics and Manufacturing Hub Accessibility: Meadowdale's strategic position within Germiston, Gauteng, makes it a highly accessible and sought-after industrial hub. The suburb enjoys seamless connectivity through key transport routes, with the N12 and R24 highways running alongside it, offering direct access to Johannesburg, OR Tambo International Airport, and Pretoria. This prime positioning supports efficient logistics and commuter convenience, making it an ideal location for both local and international businesses. The well-developed road infrastructure is complemented by proximity to major...

Unlocking Tunney: Germiston's Industrial Heartbeat A Premier Hub for Manufacturing and Logistics Accessibility: Tunney's strategic position within Germiston, Gauteng, places it at the epicentre of industrial activity, offering exceptional connectivity for logistics and manufacturing businesses. The suburb benefits from direct access to the N12 and R24 highways, providing seamless routes to Johannesburg, OR Tambo International Airport, and Pretoria. This proximity to major arterial roads makes Tunney a logistical powerhouse, ensuring efficient transportation of goods and services, while supporting the daily commuting needs of its workforce. Introduction: Situated...

As the largest city in South Africa, it is no wonder that Johannesburg is the biggest commercial and industrial node in the country and is often referred to as SA’s economic powerhouse. A wide variety of flourishing industries can be found in this city and its surrounding suburbs, these include; commercial, financial, industrial, and mining undertakings. Established in 1886 after the discovery of gold, the city grew rapidly and within a decade the once small populated farm increased to approximately 100 000. Today there are more than eight million inhabitants in Johannesburg, which spans around 2000 km2. Industrial and Commercial Suburbs Johannesburg has many...

Longmeadow: The Industrial Powerhouse of Lethabong A Strategic Hub for Modern Warehousing and Distribution Accessibility: Longmeadow Business Estate, nestled in Lethabong, Gauteng, stands out as a premier industrial and logistics destination. Its immediate access to the N3 highway ensures seamless connectivity to Johannesburg, Pretoria, and OR Tambo International Airport. This unrivalled accessibility supports efficient goods movement and smooth commuting, making Longmeadow a logistical cornerstone for businesses operating across South Africa and beyond. Introduction: Positioned at the heart of Gauteng's industrial corridor, Longmeadow is synonymous with...

Situated approximately 30 km from the city of Johannesburg, resting on the western city limits, and forming part of the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality – is the industrial and commercial hub of Kempton Park. Home to the OR Thambo International Airport, Kempton Park spans around 149.05 km2 and is located south of Thembisa, one of the largest South African townships. In Kempton Park one will also find the large Kelvin coal power station, which supplies power to the greater Johannesburg area. Established in 1903, Kempton Park originally lay on two farms. Today this thriving centre of commerce, trade and industry is the base of operation for many...

Discover Isando: The Heart of Gauteng's Industrial Powerhouse A Dynamic Industrial and Commercial Hub Accessibility: Isando's appeal is strongly anchored in its strategic location and excellent transport infrastructure, ensuring seamless connectivity for businesses and commuters alike. The suburb is positioned within Kempton Park, a key industrial hub in Gauteng, and benefits from direct access to major road networks. Notably, the R24 and R21 highways provide critical arterial routes, linking Isando to Johannesburg, Pretoria, and OR Tambo International Airport. This accessibility supports efficient transportation of goods and services, a cornerstone for industrial...

Situated between Centurion and Kyalami and forming part of the Johannesburg Municipality is the city of Midrand. Established in 1981, from an area previously referred to as Halfway House, Midrand became part of the City of Johannesburg in 2000. Spanning a total area of 152.87 km2 – the name Midrand is commonly used to refer to the suburbs that surround the N1 highway (Ben Schoeman Highway portion) these suburbs include the likes of Vorna Valley, Glen Austin Randjesfontein, Halfway House, Halfway Gardens and Noordwyk.  Experiencing incredible growth over the past decade, thus contributing to the relatively modern nature of this region – many businesses move...