The Granger: Cape Town’s next R2bn icon takes shape

• Prime Green Point landmark between CBD and Atlantic Seaboard
• Devmark and Feenstra unlock rare mixed-use scale with RMB backing
• Hotel, retail, offices, 200 apartments with new urban engine next to DHL Stadium

Launch and sod turning

‍Construction is officially underway on The Granger, a R2-billion mixed-use landmark adjacent to the DHL Stadium in Green Point - marked by a sod-turning ceremony on Thursday, 6 November, attended by Alderman James Vos and senior project partners. 

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Vos called the project “a catalytic precinct uplift that directly advances Cape Town’s economic strategy,” noting job creation, SME involvement and foreign capital attraction as core outcomes.

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The most coveted location in Cape Town

This is one of the last major buildable parcels between the CBD and the Atlantic seaboard, high-visibility frontage next to a stadium that already pulls 1.2-million visitors a year. This exact site has been the missing link between the Foreshore CBD spine and the Green Point,  Sea Point coast.

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“Mixed-use at this scale is rare high visibility and access makes this a uniquely investable node,” Pieter Feenstra

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Devmark and Feenstra

The development is a joint venture between Devmark Property Group, Executive Chairman Hein Ehlers and The Feenstra Group, Group CEO Pieter Feenstra by combining deep execution history across residential, commercial and industrial sectors.

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 “We’ve secured funding with RMB for this landmark project, it’s a generational asset,” says Hein Ehlers

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How ‘The Granger ‘will reshape Cape Town

The Granger will integrate 190 hotel rooms (global operator), 200 apartments, ±3 000m² retail and ±14 000m² P-Grade offices,  pulling stadium footfall into a year-round urban destination, not just event-day activity.

It’s a new anchor and a new symbol of how Cape Town now builds at world-city scale.

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