Rosebank - GP

Rosebank is a well-established, cosmopolitan, vibey and sought-after mixed-use node located in the Northern suburbs of Johannesburg. The advent of the Gautrain, with its station constructed under Oxford Road, increased Rosebank’s appeal and accessibility. The accompanying increase in permissible bulk along the Gautrain route led to the rezoning and redevelopment of several older buildings as well as the construction of new iconic office developments and high rise upmarket residential buildings. The CBD area includes a pedestrian friendly retail precinct incorporating The Zone and The Mall of Rosebank with its trendy, artsy Sunday Rooftop market as well as the African Craft Market The area is home to several high-end restaurants and the recently upgraded Keyes Art Mile, while catering to the lunch time trade, also ensures a thriving night life. Business travellers and tourists are catered for with hotels such as the Hyatt and The Grace aka 54 on Bath. There are also several schools such as Kingsmead, St Vincent’s School for the Deaf, Rosebank Primary School and Rosebank Convent located in Rosebank. The Rosebank Clinic is situated on Sturdee Avenue and several of the surrounding buildings house medical doctors and specialists as well as other medical support facilities. Rosebank offers a wide range of office rentals from more affordable and older yet well-maintained B-Grade buildings to the high-end P-Grade new developments which attract commensurate rentals. Rosebank is easily accessible from the M1 Highway and the major arterial routes such as Jan Smuts Avenue and Oxford Road that run through the suburb. The Gautrain buses run from the Gautrain station and the area is well serviced by municipal buses and by taxies. Major corporate office tenants in the areas include Total SA, WeWorks, Coca Cola and Anglo American who, after 80 years in Johannesburg CBD, is relocating in 2020 to a new premium grade 35 000m² building located at 144 Oxford Road