uMhlanga Area Profile

Often compared to Sandton, in Johannesburg, is the ever-growing seaside resort town of uMhlanga. Bustling with commercial activity, this hub has undergone radical changes over the past decade, as more and more office and mix-lifestyle developments have been built year-on-year. 

While uMhlanga remains a frequented holiday destination, it has become the centre of business and enterprise in the province. With many leading companies and blue-chip tenants taking up residence in some of its many upmarket suburbs. 

uMhlanga Business Parks

uMhlanga is home to much industry and business activity. And you can find many telesales, advertising, financial and legal companies scattered through suburbs such as New Town, uMhlanga Ridge and roads such as Millennial Drive. Accommodating this increase of commerce, this town has seen the rise of many sought-after business and office parks. 

Kamdar House

Located on 68 Richefond Circle, is the modern Kamdar House office development. Consisting of exclusive, A-grade commercial space, this building offers tenants beautiful ocean views and a visually stimulating work environment. Centrally situated, Kamdar House’s office suites start at around 90m2 in size and are designed to promote high levels of productivity. 

Other business parks and office buildings include:

• La Lucia Ridge Office Park 
• Ridgeside Office Park 
• uMhlanga Business Centre 
• Glasshouse Office Park 
• Millenium Bridge Office Park 
• Holwood Park 
• Nollsworth Park 
• Milkwood Office Park 

Arterial Routes and Points of Interest

uMhlanga is perfectly situated in proximity to many key points of interest and is serviced by a vast network of arterial routes. The M4 connects uMhlanga to Durban (16.0 km) and Ballito (43.9 km). While the N2 offers a route to the King Shaka International Airport (18.8 km) and the towns south of Durban. And the M41 links this seaside resort to areas such as Mount Edgecombe which is 6.6 km away. 

Public Transport in uMhlanga 

As uMhlanga is intersected by two of the most prominent roadways in the greater Durban area, it falls onto several public transport routes. While tenants and employees can make use of Ubers and other paid cab services, there are numerous taxis that run from this hub to other surrounding areas. The city’s Muvo bus service also runs between uMhlanga Rocks and Durban North, making it easier for employees to commute to and from work on a daily basis. 

Shopping Malls in uMhlanga

Adding to the convenience of this suburb as a business destination is the many shopping centres and malls that are located within its borders. Providing everything from lunchtime meeting spots to after work grocery shopping opportunities.

Gateway Theatre of Shopping

Known for being the ultimate shopping destination north of Durban, Gateway is filled with over 390 stores, 70 cafes and restaurants as well as a plethora of entertainment options. Comprising a mix of local and international brands, this retail supercomplex has something for every taste and occasion. 

Other shopping destinations in and around uMhlanga include:

• The Crescent Shopping Centre 
• uMhlanga Centre 
• uMhlanga Plaza
• Granada Square 
• Pearls of uMhlanga
• La Lucia Mall
• Sunningdale Shopping Centre 

Emergency Services in uMhlanga 

In the unforeseen event of a work-related or medical emergency, uMhlanga is home to several facilities that are equipped to handle any crisis situation. 

These facilities include the likes of:

• Netcare uMhlanga Hospital 
• Busamed Gateway Private Hospital 
• Nurture uMhlanga Hospital 
• uMhlanga SAPS
• uMhlanga Fire Station 
• Sunningdale Medical and Dental Centre 

 
If you are looking for suitable, A-grade accommodation for your company in the thriving business centre of uMhlanga, look no further. The team of area specialists at Kamdar Group are ready to help you secure the commercial or retail space that will allow your business to grow. Contact us today for more on commercial property in uMhlanga.