2 Warehouses For Sale in Dube Tradeport, North Coast

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Backup Generator Truck Articulation Dock Leveller Roller Shutter Doors Business Park Security Internet

If you’re hunting for real industrial capacity—big power, serious height, and proper handling infrastructure—this combo setup in La Mercy...

R55 000 072 ex VAT
Rate: R11 877 /m²
Size: 4631 m²
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Backup Generator Truck Articulation Dock Leveller Roller Shutter Doors Standalone Balcony Security Internet

Located at 14 Mzimkhulu Drive inside the secure Dube TradePort Special Economic Zone, this industrial facility is enginee...

R138 988 020 ex VAT
Rate: R9 484 /m²
Size: 14655 m²

Dube Tradeport

With 2 available units ranging from 4,631 to 14,655 m² and asking rates between R9,484 to R11,877/m², including notable buildings such as 15 Mzimkhulu Drive and 14 Mzimkhulu Drive, this market offers diverse options for various operational needs. A strong fit if you are searching for warehouses for sale in Dube Tradeport, ideal for logistics firms and distribution centers seeking strategic access and functional spaces.

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Frequently asked questions about warehouses for sale in Dube Tradeport

Common questions about warehouses for sale in Dube Tradeport.

Dube Tradeport currently has stock such as 15 Mzimkhulu Drive and 14 Mzimkhulu Drive, with 2 available. That kind of range can suit buyers needing warehouse space for logistics, distribution, storage or light manufacturing, depending on the unit layout, loading setup, power supply and yard access offered by each building.

Because the current Dube Tradeport listings are concentrated in named industrial properties rather than a broad spread of small units, compare each option closely on operational spec. In this market, the real difference often comes from how each warehouse handles truck movement, loading style, power capacity and usable internal volume.

Focus on warehouse fundamentals first. Check eaves or clearance height, whether loading is on-grade or via dock levellers, the number and size of roller shutters, yard depth for turning, truck access, 3-phase power and floor loading. Those points matter most for distribution, storage and light manufacturing users.

Sale pricing is usually judged against the warehouse’s operational features rather than office-style finishes. In Dube Tradeport, value will often come down to size, loading configuration, internal height, yard usability, power supply and how efficiently the building can serve storage, logistics or light industrial operations.

Typical terms cover the agreed sale price, deposit if required, transfer process and any conditions tied to finance or due diligence. For warehouses, buyers also tend to confirm the exact building specification, services such as 3-phase power, access arrangements and the condition of loading areas and yard surfaces before transfer.

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