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The Place of Rest THE PLACE OF REST www.rustenburgmall.co.za ABOUT RUSTENBURG FAST INDEX Rustenburg is one of the oldest towns in the North West province and forms part of the Rustenburg Local Municipality (RLM), one of five municipalities within the Bojanala District FACTS Municipality and is divided into 38 wards, with a total population of 581 000 people. 01 About Rustenburg Although it is a hub of activity, Rustenburg maintains an attractive small town atmosphere Date Opened 29 APRIL 2021 01 About Rustenburg Mall that lives up to its name, “Place of rest”. Rustenburg is close to the Sun City complex and several game parks and only a 90 minute drive from Johannesburg and Pretoria. The streets 02 Fast Facts Swartruggens Rd (R104), Rustenburg, 0299 are lined with vivid Jacaranda trees and the surrounding Magaliesberg Mountains create a Centre SMALL REGIONAL 03 Macro Location beautiful backdrop. The Pilanesberg National Park lies right outside Rustenburg, in a vast Classification SHOPPING CENTRE crater of an extinct volcano in the Pilanesberg Mountain Range. It is the 4th largest national 05 Micro Location park in South Africa and offers exceptional Big 5 game viewing. The Kgaswane Mountain SA 25°39’44.1”S, 27°13’36.8”E Reserve (or Rustenburg Nature Reserve) is home to more than 115 species of plant and 230 07 Site Location The Marketplace species of bird, with a Cape Vulture breeding colony situated to the east of the reserve. Community Art, Entertainment and Dining 09 Site Orientation Also nicknamed “Platinum City” because two of the world’s largest platinum mines lying just 11 CBD - Retail outside of the town, it is one of the most heavily mineralised districts in the world. The growth of mining in Rustenburg led to a high demand for industrial support and, as a result, New Access Roads Completed 13 Master Plan ANCHOR TENANTS it shaped the area’s economy. Today, mining in Rustenburg is still playing a significant role 17 Artist Impression in the development and history of the area. Proximity To Main Taxi Rank 500m 18 Progress The largest in the country - over 7 000 taxi operators ABOUT RUSTENBURG MALL Free Parking 1598 Rustenburg Mall successfully opened on 29 April 2020. The state-of-the-art 40 000 m² mall was Total Parking Bays: designed by MDS Architecture and developed by Moolman Group, in partnership with Twin City and JB Holdings. It offers one-stop-shopping solution in a convenient and safe environment with ample free parking. A family-friendly experience is central to the development, customers can socialise and escape the Rustenburg heat in a climate-controlled milieu. DEMOGRAPHIC One of the mall’s main attractions is The Marketplace – a central entertainment area with striking architecture, greenery, trees, mural art, exciting pop-up stores, an enormous big screen TV, giant chess, a kids’ play area, free Wi-Fi and communal seating where one can PROFILE indulge in a bite to eat from one of the nearby restaurants or take-away eateries. A covered pedestrian walkway – one of the largest in the country – stretches from Entrance 2 of the Population Within ±220 338 mall to the city centre and transport hub. It encourages commuters and visitors to explore a 5km Radius the precinct and will bring people from a world of retail into their work, residential and sports environments with ease. No. Of Households ±80 679 The overall development has resulted in enormous investment in the infrastructure of Within 5km Radius: Rustenburg Central and has added great value and convenience to the town’s residents. Immense road infrastructure enhancements have occurred, which will boost access and traffic flow to, from and around the mall. Household Income R17 372 p/m (Within primary catchment area) Anchor tenants include firm favourites; Shoprite, Checkers, Woolworths, Game, Clicks and Dis-Chem. Rustenburg Mall is home to fashion tenants such as Truworths, Foschini, Identity, Miladys, Spitz, Kurt Geiger, Polo, Fabiani, Legit, Beaver Canoe, Ackermans, Studio 88, Old Khaki, Cape Union Mart and more. For added convenience, the banking offering includes all major JUAN PALM banks such as FNB, Capitec, Nedbank, Standard Bank and ABSA. The mall is one of the first to introduce the community to new stores such as Drip, Home Choice, Legends Barber, Sneaker 2 [email protected] | +27 (0)71 870 5656 Factory, Offspring by Uzzi, G-Star, Polo, Primark by Thruworths, and Le Coz Sportif as a stand- GLA ±38 000m alone store. It will also welcome local brands such as Plato Coffee and Galoot Stationers. RUSTENBURG MALL | LEASING BROCHURE PAGE 2 To Sun City 53.6km To Sun City / Thabazimbi MACRO 4 LOCATION PHOKENG DISTANCES POINTS OF INTEREST BOITEKONG 1 3 Rustenburg CBD 500m 9 2 Waterfall Mall Node 8km 3 Boitekong Shopping Centre 8km 4 Royal Bafokeng Stadium 17.1km 5 Kgaswane Nature Reserve Rustenburg 10.4km MINES 6 Sibanye Thembelani Mine 6.9km 7 Kroondal Platinum Mine 12km To Swartruggens 64.6km 8 Royal Bafokeng Platinum Mine 2.9km THLABANE 9 Rustenburg Glencore Smelters 7km RUSTENBURG 6 CITIES / TOWNS 8 Brits 73.2km Hartebeespoort 82.9km Sun City 53.6km 1 Pretoria 136km Johannesburg 157km 3km Radius LEGEND Main Road / Highway Suburban / Residential link roads to site 5 CASHAN 2 7 To Johannesburg 157km To Krugersdorp 102km To Pretoria 131km RUSTENBURG MALL | LEASING BROCHURE PAGE 4 THLABANE KARLIEN MICRO PARK BOITEKONG 18 LOCATION SWARTRUGGENS RD 20 ZINNIAVILLE THLABANE RUSTENBURG WEST NORTH 17 OXFORD ST 13 OTHER RETAIL SCHOOLS 1 11 Waterfall Mall (Pick n Pay) Rutanang Primary School HEDEIRA RD FOORD ST 2 Platinum Square (Checkers Hyper) 12 Rustenburg Laerskool STRUMOSA RD DR MOROKA ST 22 16 24 3 Magalies View (Woolworths Food) 13 Laerskool Rustenburg Noord RUSTENBURG 21 OOS-EINDE 4 Rustenburg Square (Super Spar) 14 Fields Primary School 25 23 5 15 Lifestyle Square (Pick n Pay) Hoërskool Rustenburg LEKKERBREEK RD 9 6 Game Centre 16 Grenville High School 7 8 7 Shoprite 17 Kele Primary School 11 6 OLIVER TAMBO DR BETHLEHEM DR CBD 8 Midtown Mall 18 Curro Meridian School Rustenburg FATIMA BHAYAT ST NELSON MANDELA DR 9 19 14 Rustenburg Plaza (Pick n Pay) Hoërskool Bergsig WATSONIA RD 12 10 Safari Gardens (Super Spar) 5 4 15 OTHER POINTS GEELHOUT- OF INTEREST LEGEND PARK 20 Netcare Hospital, Thlabane 3km Radius 21 Taxi Rank Main Road / Highway 19 22 BRT System Suburban / Residential link roads to site PROTEA PARK 23 Fatima Bhayat Rd (into CBD) 24 Residential / Suburban access via Hediera Rd 25 Residential / Suburban access via Watsonia Rd AZALEA WATERVAL 10 PARK 3 EAST SAFARI GARDERNS CASHAN BOSCHDAL 2 1 RUSTENBURG MALL | LEASING BROCHURE PAGE 6 SITE LOCATION HEDIARA RD 4 OXFORD ST RUSTENBURG TLHABANE NORTH DR MOROKA ST 2 LEGEND WEST 8 SWARTRUGGENS RD FOORD ST a Residential / Suburban access via Hediera Rd b Residential / Suburban access via Watsonia Rd RUSTENBURG 1 Distance to Taxi Rank (500m) OOS-EINDE 2 BRT Terminal 2 3 Signalised Intersection 3 4 Swartruggens Rd (Becomes Nelson Mandela St) TAXI RANK 5 Nelson Mandela St (Becomes Swartruggens Rd) 10 6 FatimaBhayat Street 1 7 7 Oliver Tambo Drive a 8 Hediera Rd 9 Watsonia Rd 6 10 Olympia Park Stadium b 5 DR MOROKA ST OLIVER TAMBO DR STRUMOSA RD RUSTENBURG CBD BETHLEHEM DR FATIMA BHAYAT ST NELSON MANDELA DR GEELHOUT PARK 9 WATSONIA RD RUSTENBURG MALL | LEASING BROCHURE PAGE 8 SITE ORIENTATION 14 10 14 2 1 3 2 10 LEGEND 13 1 13 1 Rustenburg CBD 2 Taxi Rank 3 Lekkerbreek Road 4 4 Foord Street 5 Oxford Street 6 6 Swartruggens Rd (Becomes Nelson Mandela St) 5 7 7 Fatima Bhayat Street 8 8 Oliver Tambo Drive 9 Dr Moroka Str 10 Residential / Suburban access via Hediera Rd 11 Strumosa Road 2 1 12 Watsonia Road 13 BRT Terminal 14 Residential / Suburban access via Watsonia Rd 13 3 2 10 1 9 14 3 9 11 14 12 12 11 RUSTENBURG MALL | LEASING BROCHURE PAGE 10 RUSTENBURG CBD-RETAIL a Hediera Road f a LEGEND ACCESS ROUTES a BRT Terminal 1 b R510 (Beneden Street) c Swartruggens Rd (Becomes Nelson Mandela St) d Fatima Bhayat Street Beneden Street e Oliver Tambo Drive b f Residential / Suburban access via Hediera Rd 2 3 POINTS OF INTEREST d 1 Taxi Rank 2 Game 4 3 Rustenburg Plaza 9 4 Shoprite 5 Woolworths 7 6 Shoprite 8 7 Edgars 5 8 Jet 9 Midtown Mall 6 c Swartruggens Rd Fatima Bhayat Street Oliver Tambo Drive e RUSTENBURG MALL | LEASING BROCHURE PAGE 12 MALL LAYOUT AUDIO / ELECTRONIC / CELLPHONE 81. JET HOME / DECOR 4. CELL C 82. JOHN CRAIG 11. MR PRICE HOME 9. MTN 98. KURT GEIGER 29. HOMECHOICE 23. REMAX 47. LEGIT 51. SHEET STREET 8A. NEXTECH 43. MARKHAM 62. THE BED SHOP 107. VODACOM 15. MILADYS 104. PEP HOME 90. MR PRICE BANKS / FINANCIAL 109. OLD KHAKI FOOD / RESTAURANTS / BAR 61. 5 STAR CASH LOANS 73. PEP 34. CHICKEN LICKEN 1. ABSA 14. PRIMARK 36. DEBONAIRS 60. BARKO FINANCIAL SERVICES 39. POLO 68. HUNGRY LION 55. UBANK ATM 82A. POWER FASHION FACTORY n/a GALITO’S 50. CAPITEC 48A. RAGE n/a SPUR 38. CAPITEC ATM 45. SNEAKER FACTORY 35. ROMAN’S PIZZA 10. FNB 18. SPITZ 56. ROOTS BUTCHERY 111. NEDBANK 49A. STREET FEVER 56A. ROOTS GRILL 55A. NEDBANK ATM 31A. SIDE STEP 69. SKIPPER BAR 76. OLD MUTUAL 88. STUDIO 88 5. WIMPY 71. STANDARD BANK 83. STYLE 63. VILLAGE FISH N CHIPS 47A. TEKKIE TOWN BEAUTY / HAIR / HEALTH 43A. THE FIX SPECIALITY 31. LEGENDS BARBERSHOP 19. TRUWORTHS 101. ABSOLUTE PETS 73A. ALERA HAIR 44. WEBBERS 68B. CAKE ZONE 78. CLICKS 86. ZE AFRICA 112. PRECIOUS WATER 12.
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