jubilee mall brochure 022011

JUBILEE MALL – HAMMANSKRAAL WEST4. THE SHOPPING CENTRE

1. HISTORY AND BACKGROUNDThe shopping centre's name, Jubilee Mall, was chosen by the local community and is derived from

the nearby hospital, which has provided medical care to the local community for than 50 years. The well-established residential and business districts of Hammanskraal and Temba are located 50

km north of the CBD of Pretoria. The area, which forms part of the municipal area of the City of The site on which Jubilee Mall is located, is approximately 18ha in extend and has development Tswane, is highly accessible from the N1 freeway and the R101 (old Bela-Bela/Pretoria Road).rights of over 100,000m.

Located within the business node, are essential administrative services, such as the Jubilee The first phase of the centre will be 33,000m and the design is an enclosed mall providing for three Hospital, the Hammanskraal Detective Training College, a satellite campus of the University of main anchors accessible by three lead-in malls and one central mall. Mall finishes will be of a high Pretoria and local administrative offices for Eskom, Telkom and other, servicing a population of over quality with porcelain floor tiles, suspended ceilings and high atriums, which allows for natural 400 000 people . light.

Hammanskraal, with a history dating back more than 90 years, is natural trading hub for the area Centre amenities include ample restroom facilities, security and centre management offices, including the surrounding towns as far as 50 km. Substantial bus and taxi transport provides exhibition areas and a marketing help-desk.commuting to and from the surrounding towns and to the Pretoria CBD where most of the

residents are employed.Sophisticated security controls and CCTV cameras will ensure the safety of the customers in the

mall and parking areas. The site earmarked for the development of the new regional shopping centre is located within a

kilometer of all the abovementioned.Two access points for customer vehicles and separate access for deliveries is provided. The centre

will have over 1600 parking bays and drop off facilities for approximately 100 taxis. 2. NEED FOR A RETAIL CENTRE

5. THE DEVELOPER / OWNERThe population size of Hammanskraal and Temba including the surrounding areas is well over 400

000 people. The current retail offering is very cluttered and extremely limited which forces many New Africa Developments (Pty) Ltd (NAD) will undertake the development. NAD is a dynamic consumers to do their shopping elsewhere. The result is a substantial outflow of spend to Pretoria property group which, since inception in 1991, has successfully completed more than 30 prime at a high transport cost to the consumer.developments. The directors in the company, Japie van Niekerk, Pieter Prinsloo and Corne Claassen

have extensive knowledge and experience in retail developments in South Africa. With combined Market studies show that compared to the current retail supply of 50 000m, there is demand for experience of more than 60 years, they have the specialist expertise to successfully develop, lease 107 000m of additional retail space. In addition to this there is also a definite need for a better retail and manage Jubilee Mall.offering which is not currently available.

NAD has been instrumental in bringing major retailers into previous disadvantaged communities, 3. LOCATION OF JUBILEE MALLoften in joint venture partnership with black empowered groups.

Jubilee Mall will be ideally located within the community, close to all the essential services, which 6. BENEFITS TO THE COMMUNITY will enable shoppers to save on high transport costs. The centre is within walking distance from

most of the amenities and will be a meeting place for the residents to socialize and participate in The establishment of the shopping centre will act as a catalyst for further development in the area community events.and the creation of a central business district. The local economy will be boosted with new

employment opportunities and will increase the number of local businesses in the area. The property is well situated at the intersection of Jubilee Road, which services Temba and the

towns further north and Harry Gwala Road (D2757), a provincial road linking Hammanskraal with More money is spend within the community resulting in further economic growth and the western towns all the way to Soshanguve and Mabopane.improvement in the quality of life.

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The shopping centre's name, Jubilee Mall, was chosen by the local community a

the nearby hospital, which has provided medical care to the local community for t

The site on which Jubilee Mall is located, is approximately 18ha in extend and

rights of over 100,000m.

The first phase of the centre will be 33,000m and the design is an enclosed mall p

main anchors accessible by three lead-in malls and one central mall. Mall finish

quality with porcelain floor tiles, suspended ceilings and high atriums, which

light.

Centre amenities include ample restroom facilities, security and centre ma

exhibition areas and a marketing help-desk.

Sophisticated security controls and CCTV cameras will ensure the safety of the

The site on which Jubilee Mall is located, is approximately 18ha in extend an

rights of over 100,000m.

The first phase of the centre will be 33,000m and the design is an enclosed mal

main anchors accessible by three lead-in malls and one central mall. Mall finis

quality with porcelain floor tiles, suspended ceilings and high atriums, which

light.

Centre amenities include ample restroom facilities, security and centre m

exhibition areas and a marketing help-desk.

Sophisticated security controls and CCTV cameras will ensure the safety of th

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mall and parking areas.

Two access points for customer vehicles and separate access for deliveries is

will have over 1600 parking bays and drop off facilities for approximately 100 t

5. THE DEVELOPER / OWNER

New Africa Developments (Pty) Ltd (NAD) will undertake the developme

property group which since inception in 1991 has successfully completed

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JUBILEE MALL – MARKET RESEARCH STUDIES

Fernridge Report – April 2008

1. Number of households within the immediate catchment area: 83 600

2. Size of the population within the immediate catchment area: 340 000

3. The total annual income from the immediate catchment area calculated in 2008 is R2.84 billion per year (R236

million per month). The income from LSM 6+ is approximately R800 million per year (R67 million per month).

4. Based on a conservative trading density estimate of R 16 400/sq.m per year (R1 400/sq.m / month) the area can

support 157 000 sq.m of retail space.

5. Net of the current retail offering of 50 000 sq.m, the under supply of retail space is 107 000 sq.m.

6. Under supply results in a high outflow of consumer spend to Pretoria.

7. No quality retail offering in the area.

8. Distances to the nearest competitive shopping:

Market Survey – December 2009 – 3800 respondents

1. Monthly income

2. Based on above table the estimated total annual income is R3.52 billion of which R2.3 billion is from LSM 6

and above.

3. Store accounts – survey for Edgars

Fernridge Report – June 2009

1. Objective of the report was to establish the customer profiles, shopping trends and preferences.

2. Population employed: 102 000

3. Population with Grade 12 and higher qualification: 55 000

4. Majority of customers shops on weakly basis: 43%

5. 49% of respondents shop on a Saturday.

6. 66% of respondents shop at Edgars, which is not in the area.

7. 62% of respondents shop at Pick 'n Pay, which at the time of the survey were not in the area. Score of a 1 000 sq.m

were recently converted to a Pick 'n Pay.

8. Average monthly spend on groceries is R800.

9. Average monthly spend on clothing is R740.

10. Typical customer is a black female, between 20 – 29 years old.

11. Majority of respondents do their monthly shopping in Pretoria.

12. 97% of respondents will support an Edgars and 99% will support a Pick 'n Pay.

13. Clothing stores supported

4. Clothing Accounts other than Edcon accounts

AMPS research conducted by SAARF in second quarter of 2

1. Total population within the wider catchment area: 447,000

2. Household income

3. Based on the above the estimated total annual income is R3.78 billion.

4. Age Grouping

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2. Based on above table the estimated total annual income is R3.52 billion of which R2.3 billi

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4 Clothing Accounts other than Edcon accounts

2. Based on above table the estimated total annual income is R3.52 billion of which R2.3 bil

and above.


4 Clothing Accounts other than Edcon accounts4. Clothing Accounts other than Edcon accounts

AMPS research conducted by SAARF in second quarter of 2

Store Support Location

Jet 31% Temba and Hammanskraal

Edgars 14% Not in the area

Mr Price 13% Temba

Truworths 8% Small store - Hammanskraal

Woolworths 5% Not in the area

Studio 88 3% Not in the area

Monthly Income LSM Group % of Total No of

people

No of

Households

R5 000 pm + LSM 6 - 10 46% 156 400 38 456

R2 000 – R 5 000 LSM 4 – 5 44% 149 600 36 784

R0 – R2 000 LSM 1 – 3 11% 37 400 9 196

Store % of Total

Truworths 38%

Foschini 18%

Woolworths 18%

Mr Price 14%

Store % of Total

Jet 65%

Edgars 28%

Legit, Red Square 5%

Jet Mart 3%

Income Range No of People % of Total

R20 000 + 72 000 16%

R11 000 to R19

999

93 000 21%

R8 000 to R10 999 88 000 20%

R5 000 to R7 9999 62 000 14%

R2 500 to R4 999 68 000 15%

R0 to R2 4999 64 000 14%

Groups (Age) No of People % of Total

16 – 24 72 000 16%

25 – 34 78 000 17%

35 – 49 151 000 34%

50+ 146 000 33%

Houses 5km Drivefrom Jubilee Mall

Master Plan/Aerial Photograph

Temba Mall proposed tenants 18/10/2010 JM - Tenant list no rental 8 Oct 10.xls

PHASE 1 18-Oct-10JUBILEE MALL PROPOSED TENANTS REV. 61OPENING DATE: APRIL 2011SIZE: 37,177 SHOP NO TENANT m² STATUS SHOP NO TENANT m² STATUS SHOP NO TENANT m² STATUS

1 Cashbuild 1,320 Board Approval 47 Standard Bank 41 Board Approval 93 Chicken Licken 180 Offer sent9 Price n Pride 600 Offer sent 48 3@1 60 Board Approval 94A Blockbusters Video 149 Offer sent

10 Ellerines 450 Board Approval 49 Old Mutual 120 Board Approval 94B Spur 150 Offer sent11 Railway Furnishers 480 Board Approval 50 Fashion 4 U / HSM Cosmetics 187 In Negotiations 95 Old Fashion Fish & Chips 78 Board Approval12 African Bank 123 Board Approval 51 Cell Shop Aqsa 30 Board Approval 101 Steers & Garamundo 180 Offer sent13 Daniel J 104 Board Approval 52 Bradlows 500 To Send 102 Garamundo 111 In Negotiations14 Sweet Home 146 Board Approval 53 Link Pharmacy 223 Board Approval 103 Nedbank 500 Board Approval

15A Pep cell 37 Board Approval 54 & 55 TOPS 450 Board Approval 104 Absa Bank 900 In Negotiations15B Standard Bank 28 Board Approval 56 Postnet 100 Board Approval ATM 1W ATM West Entrance 8 Offer sent16 MTN Jubilee 66 Offer sent 57A Boineelo Financial Services 102 Board Approval ATM 2W FNB ATM 8 Board Approval17 Sheet Street 220 Board Approval 57B DMG Tombstones 80 Board Approval ATM 3W Nedbank ATM 8 Board Approval18 Pick n Pay Liquor 201 Board Approval 58 Dr T G Mmethi 96 Board Approval ATM 1E Standard Bank 10 Board Approval19 Pick 'n Pay 3,591 Board Approval 59 FNB Easyplan 211 Offer sent 37,177 20 Starlite 244 Board Approval 60 Double Delight Trading 210 Board Approval 2,282

20A Clicks 500 Board Approval 61 Milky Lane 85 Board Approval STORE ROOMS21 Etem Fashions 180 Board Approval 62 Cash Crusaders 350 Offer sent SHOP NO TENANT m² STATUS22 Ackermans 600 Board Approval 63 Webbers 298 In Negotiations23 Jet 950 Board Approval 64 Studio 88 350 Board Approval Store 1 Etem Fashions 132 Board Approval

23A Teeny's Shoes 168 Board Approval 65 Identity 300 Board Approval Store 2 Vacant 137 23B Jam Clothing 435 Offer sent 66 Truworths 650 Board Approval Store 3 Vacant 113 24 Fashion Express 250 Board Approval 67/68 Franco Ceccato 167 Board Approval Store 4 Vacant 124 25 Total Sport 250 Board Approval 69 Rhythm & Groove 139 Board Approval Store 5 Vacant 74 26 Markham 311 Board Approval 70 Mzantsi 145 Board Approval Store 6 Vacant 166 27 Sterns 50 Board Approval 71 Tradional Food Restaurant 70 Board Approval28 Skipper Bar 162 Board Approval 72 KFC 280 Board Approval Store 7 Vacant 202 29 Edgars 2,000 Board Approval 73 Romans Pizza 140 Board Approval Store 8 Vacant 76 30 Legit 250 Board Approval 74 Dial a Bed 252 Board Approval Store 9 Vacant 124 31 Mr Price Weekend 834 Board Approval 75 Geen & Richards 602 Board Approval32 CB Stores 450 Board Approval 76 Foschini 500 Board Approval 1,148 33 Beaver Canoe 200 Board Approval 77 Exact 320 Board Approval35 Pep 700 Board Approval 78 Sport Scene 150 Board Approval

36A MK Bags 30 Board Approval 79 John Craig 180 Board Approval36B Vodacom 70 Board Approval 80 Double Delight Trading Express 160 Board Approval37 Pie City 41 Board Approval 81 DFX - Dunns 150 Board Approval38 Spar 3,500 Board Approval 82 Starlite 335 Offer sent39 Dodo's 119 Board Approval 83 King Pie 40 Board Approval40 MK Gift & Leather 94 Board Approval 84 Cell Shop Joelane 30 Board Approval41 Fashion City 119 Board Approval 85 Tshelete Thuso 87 Board Approval

42A Matleh Computers CC 53 Board Approval 86 Beauty Salon 100 Board Approval42B Mahasane & Charlie Cleaning 53 Board Approval 87 Value Vision 79 Board Approval43 Game 3,750 Board Approval 88 Post Office 300 Board Approval44 Lasons 157 To send 89 Capitec Bank 200 Board Approval

45A Dry Cleaners 181 Board Approval 90 Beares 614 Board Approval45B Fastrak Trading 180 Board Approval 91 Standard Bank 1,000 Board Approval46 Black Current Boutique 45 Board Approval 92 Nando's 120 Offer sent

24,292 10,603

48,584 21,206 BOARD APPROVAL 32,107

86.36%

RRE: JUBILEE MALL GENERAL SPECIFICATION. Toilet facilities:

Herewith please find the general specification for Jubilee mall. Two public toilet facilities will be provided in the mall.

Provision will be made for male, female, paraplegic and family toilets.

Structure: Management offices:

Floors will be surface beds as the centre is on ground level. A centre management office will be provided.

Level differences I the mall will be handled with 1:20 gradient ramps. The security office will also be provided at the management offices.

The roof structure will consists of steel roof trusses with RC columns to underside

of steel trusses. Air conditioning:

The boundary walls will consist of Infill masonry between RC columns. All internal shops facing the malls will be air conditioned.

Roof covering will be Clip-lock sheeting on 3 and 5 degrees. All shops facing the parking at the external walkway will not be airconditioned

Internal walls will consist of brick-work and/or dry-walling. unless so stipulated in their lease.

The external walkways will have a lean-to roof to protect the public from The malls will not be air-conditioned and will make do with the spill-over

the elements. from the shops.

The mall will make use of energy efficient air-conditioning to prevent the

Mall floor finish: use of excess electricity.

Porcelain tiles.

Electrical:

Internal wall finishes: All mall lighting will be installed with energy saving lamps. All tenants

Plaster and paint. must us low energy lighting in their design as to reduce energy

Porcelain Tiles. consumption.

Natural lighting will be introduced in the public area to lighten the light

Ceilings: load and to save power.

Flush plastered and painted ceiling in the malls.

600x1200 vinyl clad lay-in ceiling in the shops. Fire protection:

The building will be supplied with Fire hose reels, fire extinguishers and

Shopfronts: hydrants.

Natural- and powder-coated aluminium frames Sprinklers will be installed in accordance with SABS 0287.

Glasing will be a minimum of 6mm fadeban PVB Laminated safety Glass. All fire escapes and routes will be in accordance with the national building

regulations.

External wall finishes: All fire signage will be in accordance with SABS 0400-1990.

Face brick.

Plaster and paint. The mall is a 100% smoke free building.

Tiling.

External floor finishes:

Paving will be installed on the walkways.

Tarmac will be installed on vehicle surfaces.

RE: JUBILEE MALL GENERAL SPECIFICATION. Toilet facilities:















Porcelain tiles.

Electrical:












regulations.


Face brick.


Tiling.









Level differences I the mall will bee handled with 1:20 gradient ramps. The security office will also be provided at the management offices.




Roof covering will be Clip-lock sheeeting on 3 and 5 degrees. All shops facing the parking at the external walkway will not be airconditioned

Internal walls will consist of brick--work and/or dry-walling. unless so stipulated in their lease.

The external walkways will have aa lean-to roof to protect the public from The malls will not be air-conditioned and will make do with the spill-over

the elements.. from the shops.



Porcelain tiles.

Electrical:


Plaster and paint.. must us low energy lighting in their design as to reduce energy

Porcelain Tiles.. consumption.









regulations.


Face brick.


Tiling.








Floors will be surface beds as the cenntre is on ground level. A centre management office will be provided.

Level differences I the mall will be haandled with 1:20 gradient ramps. The security office will also be provided at the management offices.

The roof structure will consists of steeel roof trusses with RC columns to underside


The boundary walls will consist of Inffill masonry between RC columns. All internal shops facing the malls will be air conditioned.

Roof covering will be Clip-lock sheetiing on 3 and 5 degrees. All shops facing the parking at the external walkway will not be airconditioned

Internal walls will consist of brick-woork and/or dry-walling. unless so stipulated in their lease.

The external walkways will have a leaan-to roof to protect the public from The malls will not be air-conditioned and will make do with the spill-over




Porcelain tiles.

Electrical:












regulations.


Face brick.


Tiling.



















Porcelain tiles.

Electrical:


Plaster and paint.. must us low energy lighting in their design as to reduce energy










regulations.


Face brick.


Tiling.



















Porcelain tiles.

Electrical:

Internal wall finnishes: All mall lighting will be installed with energy saving lamps. All tenants

Plaster and painnt. must us low energy lighting in their design as to reduce energy










regulations.


Face brick.


Tiling.



















Porcelain tiles.

Electrical:












regulations.


Face brick.


Tiling.








Floors will be surface beds as the centre is on ground leevel. A centre management office will be provided.

Level differences I the mall will be handled with 1:20 grradient ramps. The security office will also be provided at the management offices.

The roof structure will consists of steel roof trusses witth RC columns to underside


The boundary walls will consist of Infill masonry betweeen RC columns. All internal shops facing the malls will be air conditioned.

Roof covering will be Clip-lock sheeting on 3 and 5 degrrees. All shops facing the parking at the external walkway will not be airconditioned

Internal walls will consist of brick-work and/or dry-wallling. unless so stipulated in their lease.

The external walkways will have a lean-to roof to proteect the public from The malls will not be air-conditioned and will make do with the spill-over




Porcelain tiles.

Electrical:












regulations.


Face brick.


Tiling.








Floors will be surface beds as the centre is on ground leevel. A centre management office will be provided.

Level differences I the mall will be handled with 1:20 grradient ramps. The security office will also be provided at the management offices.

The roof structure will consists of steel roof trusses witth RC columns to underside


The boundary walls will consist of Infill masonry betweeen RC columns. All internal shops facing the malls will be air conditioned.

Roof covering will be Clip-lock sheeting on 3 and 5 degrrees. All shops facing the parking at the external walkway will not be airconditioned

Internal walls will consist of brick-work and/or dry-wallling. unless so stipulated in their lease.

The external walkways will have a lean-to roof to proteect the public from The malls will not be air-conditioned and will make do with the spill-over




Porcelain tiles.

Electrical:












regulations.


Face brick.


Tiling.



















Porcelain tiles.

Electrical:












regulations.


Face brick.


Tiling.



















Porcelain tiles.

Electrical:












regulations.


Face brick.


Tiling.









Level differences I the mall will be handled with 1:20 gradient ramps.. The security office will also be provided at the management offices.

The roof structure will consists of steel roof trusses with RC columns to undeerside


The boundary walls will consist of Infill masonry between RC columns.. All internal shops facing the malls will be air conditioned.



The external walkways will have a lean-to roof to protect the public fromm The malls will not be air-conditioned and will make do with the spill-over




Porcelain tiles.

Electrical:












regulations.


Face brick.


Tiling.









Level differences I the mall will be handled with 1:20 gradient ramps.. The security office will also be provided at the management offices.

The roof structure will consists of steel roof trusses with RC columns to undeerside


The boundary walls will consist of Infill masonry between RC columns.. All internal shops facing the malls will be air conditioned.



The external walkways will have a lean-to roof to protect the public fromm The malls will not be air-conditioned and will make do with the spill-over




Porcelain tiles.

Electrical:












regulations.


Face brick.


Tiling.



















Porcelain tiles.

Electrical:












regulations.


Face brick.


Tiling.



















Porcelain tiles.

Electrical:











Glasing will be a minimum of 6mm fadeban PVB Laminated safety Glass.. All fire escapes and routes will be in accordance with the national building

regulations.


Face brick.


Tiling.



















Porcelain tiles.

Electrical:












regulations.


Face brick.


Tiling.



















Porcelain tiles.

Electrical:












regulations.


Face brick.


Tiling.







Structure: Managgement offices:






Roof covering will be Clip-lock sheeting on 3 and 5 degrees. All shops facing the parking at the external walkway will not be airconditioneed






Porcelain tiles.

Electrical:












regulations.


Face brick.


Tiling.



















Porcelain tiles.

Electrical:












regulations.


Face brick.


Tiling.



















Porcelain tiles.

Electrical:












regulations.


Face brick.


Tiling.




DISCIPLINE COMPANY CONTACT TEL. NO. FAX NO. CELL NO.

CLIENT New Africa Developments Japie van Niekerk (012) 662 3411 (012) 662-4385

Pieter Prinsloo 082 451 3103

Corne Claassen (Leasing) 084 245 1225

Elsume van Deventer (Leasing)

PROJECT AND CONSTRUCTION MANAGERS Betts Townsend Howard Betts (011) 656-2440 (011) 656-2441 082 553 1714

Gavin Sleater 082 854 5127

TOWN PLANNER DLTP Town Planner Frikkie de Lange (012) 346-7890 (012) 346-6074 082 775 4740

Thomas Roos

ARCHITECTS LP Architects Mick Passoni (011) 442-6260 (011) 442-6468 082 443 6111

Helia Potgieter 072 347 1797

Lomien Botha

Etienne Botha (EBA for LPA) (012) 658 5850 (012) 658 5852

QUANTITY SURVEYOR QS Quantity Surveyors Pieter Rodgers (012) 664-7245/7608 (012) 664-8618 082 490 6180

Dion van der Linden

CIVIL ENGINEER DG Consulting Engineers Hendri Gelderblom (012) 369-6720 (012) 348-9978 082 559 8172

STRUCTURAL ENGINEER DG Consulting Engineers Hendri Gelderblom (012) 369-6720 (012) 348-9978 082 559 8172

ELECTRICAL ENGINEER Watson Mattheus Henry Mattheus (012) 663 5768 (012) 663 9108 082 551 1616

Hennie van Veerden

MECHANICAL ENGINEER Charles Pein & Partners Inc. Shaun Johnson (012) 349 2755 (012) 349 2758 083 787 4225

Trevor Larkin 083 349 2758

FIRE CONSULTANT Safety Fire Technology Martin van Zyl 011 476-7420 (011) 476-7486 082 411 8056

Jabu Luthuli 082 929 6471

ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING Lokisa Elaine Holtzhausen (012) 346-8324/7655 (012) 346-6074 082 493 9616

Delia de Lange

TRAFFIC WSP SA Civil & Strcutural Engineers Harm Schreurs (012) 361-4141 (012) 361-4142 082 376-0527

Richard Raven

LAND SURVEYOR Stefan Henning (012) 998 0181 082 8704778

MAIN CONTRACTOR Beckers Building Contractor Baren Becker (MD) (012) 808 1145 (012) 808 2375

Rudolph Raath 072 281 4399

BULK EARTHWORKS Francis Transport & Plant Hire Francis Gomes (012) 669 0322 (012) 669 0224 083 260 5650

ROCK CRUSHING & SCREENING Labucon Resources Paul Labuschagne (012) 386 9047 (012) 386 0682 082 892 1675

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jubilee mall brochure 022011

Documents

houses 5km

current retail

negotiations

catchm catchment

average monthly

board approval

porcelain

management