Fairvest Limited has launched Rosebank Quarter, a newly refurbished mixed-use commercial property in the Rosebank district.

The asset underwent a R30 million redevelopment over two years which included a full exterior overhaul with contemporary cladding and integrated lighting. Internally, the entrance was fully redesigned, now featuring a scenic lift with the building’s courtyards having been reworked with water features, new paving, planters, and seating areas.

The upgrade also included new shopfronts, external food stalls, and a revamp of the building’s office space.

“There was a strong emphasis on giving the building a renewed identity, one that felt authentic to Rosebank’s urban character, but with enough warmth and human scale to make it comforting and inviting,” comments Mary-Lee Nicoloudakis, founder and architect at Oblik Architecture and Design. “The use of Art Deco cues, in a modernised way, allowed us to blend heritage and future.”

Fairvest says the building is already seeing strong leasing interest, supported by its upgraded amenities, ample parking, and growing footfall in the area with its tenant mix expected to include cafés, food outlets, and boutique retailers as well as a base of small to mid-sized businesses to occupy the office components.

The Company has also begun an early-stage solar installation with the roll out of smart metering.