KZN ON THE MOVE

KwaZulu-Natal is entering a new era of progress, and it's visible from the ground up. From major road and bridge upgrades to large-scale private developments, the province is signalling confidence and long-term growth. The knock-on effect? A property market that's gaining serious momentum.

Roads and Bridges: Building Better Access

Across the province, key infrastructure projects are picking up pace. National roads and bridge upgrades are well underway, promising smoother connectivity and better access between economic hubs. These aren't small tweaks. They're part of a broader strategy to strengthen logistics, support communities, and improve investor confidence.

Westown: Breaking Ground, Attracting Big Brands

Westown, the catalytic development between Shongweni and Hillcrest, continues to deliver on its promise. This week, Balwin Properties broke ground on the next phase of their residential development, marking a major milestone for the precinct. With retail, lifestyle, residential and business nodes all in motion, Westown is fast becoming one of the most talked-about mixed-use destinations in KZN.

Moses Mabhida: Iconic, Expanding and Evolving
The R240 million upgrade to Moses Mabhida Stadium is well underway, with Durban investing in both critical infrastructure and bold new attractions. A 60% larger viewing platform with a cantilevered glass floor will offer visitors panoramic views and a dramatic "air walk" experience.

The SkyCar is being redesigned for better accessibility, and thrill-seekers can look forward to a new zip line landing in People's Park, as well as a sea-facing bungee jump from the arch. Repairs to the roof membrane, drainage systems, and steel framework have already been completed, while structural enhancements continue under close oversight. Now in its 15th year, the stadium is being reimagined to meet global standards, accommodate major events, and remain a centrepiece of Durban's tourism, sport, and adventure offering.

Club Med Salt Rock: A World-Class Resort Takes Shape

North of Durban, construction on the Club Med Resort in Salt Rock is making steady progress. Once complete, the all-inclusive resort will elevate the region's tourism appeal and bring global attention to KZN's North Coast. The development is expected to boost job creation, draw international visitors, and raise the profile of surrounding property markets.

All Eyes on KZN

From north to south, inland to coast, KZN is on the move. Infrastructure is being upgraded. Developers are investing. Landmarks are evolving. And the property market is responding, with increased buyer interest, stronger demand, and renewed confidence across sectors.

If you've been waiting for a signal to invest, build or buy, this is it. It's all happening in KZN.