These newly developed premises are the Centre Of Logistics Gravity

THE NORTH OF DURBAN IS A PRIME GROWTH AREA. The Durban-Umhlanga-Ballito corridor is the fastest growing wealth market in South Africa, with a 25 percent growth trajectory reported over the last decade, The Durban Aerotropolis Master Plan is a 50-year development framework. The Port of Durban has been earmarked for a massive expansion project with over R100 billion investment. The position plays an essential role in expanding the trade possibilities of the world's busiest shipping routes. Fronts onto the N2 with access off the KwaMashu interchange and the Old North Coast Road. Alternative access via the MR577. Close proximity to King Shaka International Airport. Durban Port access via the Old North Coast Road and the N2. Access to Gauteng and Richard's Bay Port via the N2. The Go Durban public transport network passes through the Duffs Road interchange.

Hosting a:-

- Prime location
- Large platforms to accommodate scalable warehousing
- Exceptional road access
- Central 4 lane boulevard
- Efficient truck circulation space for on/off-loading and parking
-Independently run precinct
- Secure site with controlled access and 24 hour monitoring

From the Old Corobrik Factory site, a new future space of logistics, warehousing and exponential growth is created. The Brickworks is positioned to become one of South Africa's most pivotal logistics and distribution hubs due to its superior location and access. The Brickworks is situated on one of the last remaining infill portions of land in the rapidly expanding northern corridor of the greater eThekwini metropolitan area. The design takes into account logistics warehouses and office requirements, whereby bespoke facilities can be created around the specific needs of the users and operators.