The 50-hectare estate lies adjacent to the N3 highway and R25 Modderfontein Road at the London Road interchange. It is centred between two of SA's most successful commercial nodes, Longmeadow and Linbro Park, at the point of peak demand for logistics and warehousing premises in Gauteng.

Intaprop director Hugo Stroud says: "Intaprop is developing Meadowview in phases on a demand-led basis. On completion, Meadowview will accommodate 250,000sqm of development, making it a high-profile commercial precinct in northern Johannesburg".

The newly opened Meadowview Business Park West has further development capacity of 30,000sqm. It is zoned for industrial warehousing and office uses, with opportunities for development customised to tenant requirements, ranging from 5,000sqm to 20,000sqm. It provides tailor-made amalgamations of offices, laboratories, warehousing or logistics facilities for clients.

Larger parcels of land are however available on request at Meadowview Business Park East, which is presently open to enquiries only. The East precinct will introduce a further 125,000sqm of developable bulk when it comes to market. Infrastructure for this precinct will commence in 2013.
Direct pharmaceutical distributor UTi Pharma moved to its new head office and state-of-the-art warehouse in the fast-growing Meadowview Business Estate in Linbro Park, Johannesburg, in September 2012. Built to its exacting requirements, it is on 61,000sqm of land and includes 7,400sqm of offices and a 36,000sqm warehouse, all with exceptional security, emergency power and ample parking.
Rob Botha, Vice President UTi Pharma Africa, says: "The new facility is ideally located in terms of transport networks, and together with the facility's increased levels of automation, will help UTi Pharma further improve productivity and levels of service to manufacturers and pharmacy dispensing outlets".

With its prime location, Meadowview Business Park has attracted several leading companies to the landmark commercial park. These include Top Draw Investments a leading BEE investment enterprise which owns Brittan Healthcare, and General Medical Supplies (GMS).

"Demand is driven by its central position in Gauteng and its superb road access. It is designed to be ideal for FMCG, high value logistics and distribution, high-tech and pharmaceutical manufacturing as well as business process outsourcing centres or any other people-intensive services," says Stroud.

Situated at the London Road interchange, adjacent to the N3 highway and R25 Modderfontein Road, it has excellent access to the N3 highway, Modderfontein Road, OR Tambo International Airport, Greenstone retail precinct and public transport including the Gautrain. It also has substantial highway frontage.

The secure business park, with gatehouse and checkpoint, also has internal road infrastructure designed for large commercial vehicles. This high-street landscaped business environment provides generous on-grade staff parking and excellent proximity to labour and transport. Importantly, it has a secured power supply.

Intaprop, a private property development and investment enterprise, has a successful track record in corporate property development, and their long list of high-profile developments of scale include the Vaal Mall in Vanderbijlpark, Willowbridge Centre in Cape Town, and The Grove Shopping Centre in Nelspruit. In addition corporate offices for the likes of Kagiso, Microsoft, Tiger Brands Webber Wentzel, Brait and Standard Bank have been undertaken.