Dakota Precinct, located at Rand Airport, offers an ideal location for businesses seeking secure and easily accessible warehousing and distribution facilities. This precinct is part of a larger mixed-use development that includes commercial, residential, and industrial buildings.
Some notable features of the park include a centralized gate house, indigenous landscaping, electrified perimeter fencing, and convenient access to the N3 and N17 highways, as well as the R21. Additionally, there are multiple points of access to all major roads in the north, south, east, and west of Gauteng.

Phase 1 of Dakota Precinct consists of Industrial Warehouse Units ranging from 1,000m² to 2,000m². The park is designed with wide roads and each building has a dedicated yard to accommodate interlink trucks.
Security is a top priority, with a full-height electrified perimeter ClearVu fence, a 24-hour main guard house, and additional internal guard houses in some buildings.
The park's design includes wide yards and roads to facilitate the movement of interlink trucks. The eaves have a minimum height of 7m, and the floors are made of FM2 large panel fibre reinforced concrete, ensuring durability with a load capacity of 80KN per m².
Fire protection measures include central pumps and tanks, as well as roof top sprinklers. Each warehouse is equipped with two roller shutter doors, and flexible loading options are available at both dock and on-grade levels.
Aesthetics are given careful consideration, with a focus on architectural design and landscaping to create a pleasant work environment. The warehouse layout is optimized for maximum pallet positions.