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Catalytic Projects project Province Municipality Project type of project Proposed by size/yield OPP Ecape BCM Duncan Village revistalisation initiative mega project ISU/mixed city 20000 Y Ecape BCM Mdantsane UrBan HuB city N Ecape BCM Quenera Precinct city N Ecape Nelson mandela metro Zanemvula mixed prov 10500 y Ecape OR TamBo KSD revitalisation project prov 6600 N Ecape OR TamBo Qunu city prov 2000 N Ecape OR TamBo North Crest CRU prov 700 N Ecape Amatole Siyanda Ph 2 &3 prov 2700 N Ecape Amatole Elliotdale prov 8000 N Ecape Cacadu Mayfield prov 2200 N Ecape Joe Gqabi Joe Gqabi extension prov 4000 N Fstate Mangaung Kgotsong/CaleB Motshabi prov 7590 N Fstate Metsimaholo Deneysville/Refengkgotso (Mooiplats) prov 2614 N Fstate Matjhabeng Thandanani 2010-1424 prov 1424 N Fstate Nala WessesBron (ext 12 & 13) prov 1000 N Fstate Merriespruit CRU rental prov 450 N Fstate G hostel CRU rental prov 1530 N Fstate Matjhabeng Harmony 3 - 500 CRU prov 500 N Fstate Mangaung Airport development node city N Fstate Mangaung Botshabelo/ThabaNchu development node city N Fstate Mangaung WaterBorne sanitation project city N Fstate Mangaung North East waste water treatment works city N Fstate Mangaung sterkwater waste water treatment works city N Fstate Mangaung Naval Hill redevelopment city N Fstate Mangaung CBD urBan regeneration city N Fstate Mangaung Integrated puBlic transport network city N Fstate Mangaung Hillside view housing devBelopment mixed city 5800 N Fstate Mangaung Vista park 2 mixed city 4551 N Fstate Mangaung Vista park 3 mixed city 5320 N Fstate Mangaung Brandkop mixed city N Fstate Matjhabeng mining towns projects mining towns N Fstate Moqhaka mining towns projects mining towns N Fstate Zamdela hostel 4 city N Gauteng Ekurhuleni Chief AlBert Luthuli flagship prov N Gauteng Ekurhuleni Clayville ext. flagship prov N Gauteng Ekurhuleni Germiston inner city innercity renewal prov & city N Gauteng Ekurhuleni Tembisa urBan renewal prov N Gauteng Sedibeng Savana flagship prov N Gauteng JohannesBurg Diepsloot east flagship prov Y Gauteng JohannesBurg Syferfontein flagship prov N Gauteng West rand/ mogale Krugersdorp innercity renewal prov N Gauteng Sedibeng Vereeniging innercity renewal prov N Gauteng Emfuleni Evaton urBan renewal prov N Gauteng West rand/ Westonaria Bekkersdal urBan renewal prov Y Gauteng Tshwane Winterveldt urBan renewal prov N Gauteng JohannesBurg JhB inner city innercity renewal city N Gauteng JohannesBurg Alexandra urBan renewal prov Y Gauteng JohannesBurg louis Botha corridor city N Gauteng JohannesBurg perth empire corridor city N Gauteng JohannesBurg turfontein corridor city N Gauteng JohannesBurg maliBongwe ridge other prov N Gauteng JohannesBurg Lufhereng other prov Y Gauteng Merafong mining towns projects mining towns N Gauteng Randfontein mining towns projects mining towns N Gauteng Westonaria mining towns projects mining towns N Gauteng Ekurhuleni leeuwpoort mega project city N Gauteng JohannesBurg Randskou NDHS/HDA N Gauteng JohannesBurg Lion park link with Cosmo Creek & Thabo Mbeki ISU other prov/private developers 20000 N Gauteng Khutsong NDHS/HDA Y KZN Kwadukuza Hyde park Integrated residential development IRDP prov/private developers 4600 N KZN Mandeni Inyoni Integrated residential development IRDP prov 2370(3020) N KZN Ethekwini Amaoti greater (wards 53, 55, 56, 57 & 59) ISU city 30000 N KZN Ethekwini CornuBia Phase 1B IRDP prov & city 2668 Y Empangeni Housing Project (waterstone countryt KZN Umhlatuze estate) IRDP prov/HDa/prIvate developer10000 N KZN Msundusi Vulindela EPHP housing project EPHP prov 18000 Y KZN Newcastle Madadeni H39 IRDP prov 890 N Limpopo Lephalale Marapong CRU prov N Limpopo Lephalale Ellisras Ext 102 NDHS/HDA N Limpopo Lephalale Lephalale Altoostyd integrated development prov Y Limpopo Bela Bela Bela Bela integrated development prov N Limpopo Polokwane Bendor ext 100 prov Y Limpopo Polokwane Polokwane Ext 86 & 121 integrated development prov N Limpopo Modimolle Modimolle Zuma park informal settlements prov N Limpopo ThabazimBi mining towns projects mining towns N Limpopo Greater TuBatse mining towns projects mining towns N Limpopo Elias Motsoaledi mining towns projects mining towns N Limpopo Lephalale mining towns projects mining towns N Limpopo Fetakgomo mining towns projects mining towns N Mpum Military veterans prov N IHS IRDP Phase 1 Mpum Steve Tshwete, Rockdale Rockdale - IRDP phase 1 (Servicing of Sites) prov N IRDP Phase 2 (top Mpum Steve Tshwete, Newtown, Kwa ZamokunhleNewtown - IRDP Phase 2 structure) prov N IHS IRDP Phase 2 (top Mpum Steve Tshwete, Rockdale Rockdale - IRDP Phase 2 structure) prov N IHS IRDP Phase 2 (top Mpum Steve Tshwete, Rockdale Rockdale - Informal settlements structure) prov N Community Hall & Child Mpum eMalahleni, Klarinet Klarinet - social amenities Care Centre prov Y Mpum eMalahleni, Klarinet Klarinet - acqusition of land prov Y IHS IRDP Phase 1 Mpum eMalahleni, Klarinet Klarinet - IRDP Phase 1 (Servicing of Sites) prov Y IHS IRDP Phase 2 (top Mpum eMalahleni, Klarinet Klarinet - IRDP Phase 2 (BlesBoklaagte) structure) prov Y Community Residential Mpum Emalahleni Kwa Guqa ext 11 Unit (Social housing) prov N Informal Settlements Mpum Empumelelweni Upgrade prov N Informal Settlements Mpum Hlalanikahle ext 2 Upgrade prov N Community Residential Mpum eMalahleni Kwa Guqa Unit (Social housing) prov N Mpum social housing prov N Community Residential Mpum Thaba Tshweu, Sabie Sabie Hostel Unit (Social housing) prov N Mpum Emalahleni mining towns projects IRDP mining towns N Mpum Steve Tshwete mining towns projects IRDP mining towns N Mpum Thaba Chweu mining towns projects CRU mining towns N Ncape Tsantsabane mining towns projects mining towns N Ncape Ga-Segonyana mining towns projects mining towns N Ncape Gamagara mining towns projects mining towns N Ncape Magareng Warrington Ikhutseng NDHS/HDA N Ncape UmsoBomvu /ColesBerg Ouboks NDHS/HDA Y Ncape Sol Plaatje Lerato Park 630 mixed prov 630 Y Ncape Sol Plaatje Snake Park 1700 ISU prov 1700 N Ncape Khara Hais Upington 7612 prov 7612 N Ncape Emthanjeni De Aar 1000 prov 1000 N Ncape Ga- Segonyana Galowe 5223 mining town prov 5223 N Ncape Tsantsabane PostmansBurg 3500 mining town prov 3500 N Ncape Nama Khoi Steinkopf 500 prov 500 N NWest Mahikeng Marang mixed development prov 612 N NWest Potchefstroom N12 ABSA development prov N NWest RustenBurg Marikana ext 2 IHSD prov 1102 N NWest RustenBurg Bokamoso housing development prov 4000 N NWest MadiBeng Sunway Village integrated development prov 1000 N NWest Mahikeng Rooigrond prov N NWest Ottoshoop prov 207 N NWest Matjhabeng Matlosana N12 Isago mining town prov 2000 N NWest Ventersdorp Ventersdorp N14 prov 3200 N NWest VryBurg extension 28 prov 1500 N NWest Kgetleng Rivier mining towns projects mining towns N NWest MadiBeng mining towns projects mining towns N NWest Moses Kotane mining towns projects mining towns N NWest RustenBurg mining towns projects mining towns N WCape Breede valley Transhex/Klipvlakte prov 3000 N WCape Bitou Kwanokuthula prov 1360 N WCape George Syfertontein, ThemBalethu UISP, Wilderness heights prov 10000 N WCape West Coast Saldanha prov 678 N WCape City of Cape Town District Six restitution project city Y WCape City of Cape Town Erf 15425 Salt river social housing project Devmark city N WCape City of Cape Town Pine road (woodstock) social housing project Socho city N WCape City of Cape Town Swartklip (denel) land (link to n2 gateway ph 2) NDHS/HDA N WCape City of Cape Town Erf 1117 Milnerton/BlaauBerg NDHS/HDA 3000 N N2 Gateway phase 2 (Gugulethu, nyanga, Crossroads, Kosovo, Barcelona, Europe, pennhill(decanting) & WCape City of Cape Town Phillipi) prov 26000 N.
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