On arrival at Moreland developments, one's sense of expectation is rewarded by the realisation of world class developments across a broad socio-economic spectrum.

Attractive features establish an identity which is reinforced by attention to detail in land and street scaping. The human scale of development and high standard of aesthetics achieved through stringent architectural controls, combine to create a quality, sought-after environment appreciated by all.

Added-value features such as an integrated approach to land planning and coherent urban design philosophy combine to offer a variety of secure investment opportunities.

The tried-and-trusted Moreland development process facilitates the creation of safe, secure and meaningful communities. In addition, the quality of infrastructure will ensure that the responsible local authority can provide for the long-term dependability of services.

Moreland's developments are appropriately benchmarked to international standards and are located mainly on the prime coastal strip north of Durban, thus providing unique environments where people live, work, learn, shop, play and pray.

By meeting the challenges of the future through the creation of a harmonious balance between human needs and nature's demands, a sustainable and outstanding quality of life is achieved.

DEVELOPING THE HUMAN ENVIRONMENT

All land developments are open to public scrutiny as part of the legal process of planning approvals.

In addition to full disclosure, honesty and transparency, Moreland consults with local communities to measure, understand and remain sensitive to the needs and aspirations of all population groups.

Above all, we listen! Before launching development projects, Moreland will commission extensive market research to ensure that we respond to the heartbeat of local communities.

IN HARMONY WITH THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT

Our commitment to act with environmental responsibility means that we welcome the challenge to achieve a proper balance between environmental conservation and land development.

Environmental impact assessments are key to the way we plan and create meaningful communities. Caring about the environment has become a way of life for everyone involved with our developments.

To date, our environmental upgrading philosophy has resulted in more than 45 000 indigenous trees being planted. Bird life is prolific, with about 200 species having been identified within our developments. Our coastal forest and dune conservation areas are home to a host of small mammal and animal species.