Capital Property invests in mall.

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Capital Property Fund is investing R14m in newly acquired Southway Mall, to convert the Rossburgh shopping centre into a convenience and value centre.
Capital Property Fund is investing R14m in newly acquired Southway Mall, to convert the Rossburgh shopping centre into a convenience and value centre.

Capital's Charles Ryan says customers are demanding the convenience of having their day-to-day purchases as well as their appliances and do-it-yourself items available under one roof.

MDS Architecture director John Williamson says the centre's tenant mix and public spaces are being revamped to "revive the shopping experience".

The centre will be split into two parts to accommodate the value and convenience components.

A separate entrance will be created for the convenience side, which will be anchored by Shoprite Checkers.

The convenience centre should be completed by Christmas, and the value centre is due to open early next year.

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