The gatehouse at Cosmo Business Park in Gauteng.

Several development sites in the 40 ha Cosmo Business Park in the Kya Sands industrial node, en route to Lanseria International Airport, have been snapped up by leading commercial companies.

Cosmo Business Park offers serviced freehold stands sized from 2 000m² and is being developed by Investec Property.

“The level of interest in Cosmo Business Park has been excellent and the take up is gaining momentum,” says Investec Property’s David Rosmarin.

Companies that have selected Cosmo Office Park for premises include Giantlight, a South African manufacturer of energy efficient LED lighting systems, engineering plastics company IRP, and food processing equipment designer and manufacturer, Dale Spiral Systems & Bakery Automation.

“The area is an important development corridor for Gauteng and with the Cosmo Business Park strategically located on Malibongwe Drive, opposite Cosmo City, we believe it will continue to attract significant interest from leading companies as buyers and investors,” says Sam Leon of Investec Property.

Another advantage is the onsite electricity sub-station, guaranteeing an adequate electrical supply – vital for manufacturing concerns that rely on electrical power. Buyers also have the assurance that all services have been installed and the indigenous, landscaped grounds public areas create an environmentally friendly ambience.

Security measures for Cosmo Business Park include 24-hour access control, a single-entry manned gatehouse and a full-height electrified fence on the park perimeter.

Rosmarin says the site is ideal for warehousing, distribution and manufacturing and offers businesses the opportunity to own or lease property in the area, with turnkey development options also available for larger occupants.

Call Mike Brown of Investec Property on 011 286 7390.