Sandton continues to reaffirm its status as one of South Africa’s most popular and growing suburbs with promising momentum in new residential real estate developments and a rise in centrally located apartments.
The ’15-Minute Neighbourhood’ concept may not be new, but since Covid-19 hit our shores it is certainly a trend that has had new life breathed into it within South Africa’s property market.
Africa’s most iconic centre, Sandton City, is taking shopping one step further with a new campaign, aptly titled Iconic 22, that offers visitors to the centre an array of unique, signature retail experiences, unlike any other available elsewhere.
The Executive Mayor of Johannesburg, Cllr Mpho Phalatse, visited Sandton as part of Operation Buya Mthetho (bring back the law) to cut-off water supply to government buildings, businesses and residents with outstanding municipal accounts.
At the heart of South Africa’s luxury capital stands Sandton City, which has seen an array of sizzling new stores opening in 2022, many of which are making their debut in South Africa.
2021 has been another year unlike any other, and some of the most-read stories on The Sandton Times reflect some of the mixed interests and moments that shaped the year for Sandton.
Sandton City will be hosting an immersive never-seen-before Toyland experience in its centre court, inviting shoppers of all ages to escape into a magical world of toys, daily from December 9 – January 9, 2022.
Samsung has opened a new store in Sandton City, in partnership with retail pioneers Margaret and Allan Hirsch.
Sandton City has become the scene of yet another purported suicide this past weekend.
Last night, a woman jumped to her death at Sandton’s popular shopping destination with Sandton City Management sending their deepest condolences to the family of the deceased.
