2008
Propertuity made its first property acquisition in downtown Johannesburg on the Eastern fringe of the inner city
Collaborating with architect, Enrico Daffonchio, they designed and conceptualised Propertuity’s first development, Arts on Main: a mixed use space for creatives to have an integrated live and work offering. With the support of important artists and institutions, such as William Kentridge and the Nirox foundation the development was completed in July 2009 and opened to a great reception from the local and international creative community.
The success of Arts on Main propelled Propertuity to begin planning the development of the surrounding area into a connected urban neighbourhood.
2009
Propertuity purchased their second building 500m from Arts on Main at 286 Fox Street and embarked on the major development of Main Street Life: an apartment building with 194 residential apartments, a boutique hotel and ground floor retail.
2010
Completion of Main street life & construction begins on Revolution House, The Main Change & Fox Street Studios
2011
Propertuity developed a further 3 buildings offering further residential, commercial and retail spaces and the neighbourhood quickly expanded to over 1500 new community members living and working in Maboneng.
2012
Propertuity purchases a number of new buildings, providing the framework for an extended expansion of Maboneng
First residents move into Revolution House
The Main Change wins the Halala award
Launch of Maboneng 2.0 – Click here for more info
2013
More recent projects for Propertuity in 2013 include the completion of Artisan Lofts, Maverick Corner, Curiocity Backpackers, Remed’s view and MOAD: The Museum of African Design. The year has also saw the Propertuity portfolio grow to a total of 38 buildings in the Maboneng area and the Propertuity team to 20 head office employees.
2014
While Propertuity continues to develop in the Maboneng Precinct, 2014 has been an immense year for the growth of the company with further acquisitions in the Johannesburg CBD, as well as the launch of Propertuity Durban. Propertuity Durban launched in August 2014 at 8 Morrison Street, Rivertown, where in collaboration with local architects, designers and innovators, Propertuity has begun to shape a new Durban.