17 business centers: Durban

The reputation of Durban as an attractive business hub means that this city is one of the best spots on the map of South Africa to look for workspace solutions for your company. The largest city in Kwazulu-Natal province is famous for being home to the most significant number of millionaires added per year in comparison with the other cities across SA. The local business community boasts representatives of all the possible branches and industries - from advertising to logistics. Business centres in Durban serve as ideal solutions for PEs, SMEs, and large-scale corporations. In other words, they have something on offer for each person with business in mind. Can you imagine an all-inclusive space which will satisfy any office need? Business centres in Durban suit this description perfectly. High-rise buildings propose core and flex office solutions for everyday and temporary use. You can become a tenant of a serviced office in Durban even for a day, and you will be treated equally well. When considering a location for the establishment of a business, entrepreneurs pay much attention to the accessibility. Durban is served by all the possible means of transport - air, road, railway, and water, thus, is a highly-reachable spot from various destinations. Business centres in Durban occupy strategic and visible locations within the limits of the city. Some of the top solutions are presented on our website and waiting for their tenants.

Serviced offices that are distributed around the city not only allow you to match your business with the most suitable workspace but also benefit from a plethora of services and facilities on-site. It is already a common thing in the modern world to associate business with some peculiar characteristics. For instance, it is indeed difficult to imagine work without phone lines, Internet, tech devices, and so on. A benefit of the business centres in Durban is that renters have access to fully-furnished and equipped offices, and, besides, to areas for common use - kitchens, lounges, administrative zones, cafes, etc. Each serviced office has managerial staff working aboard to help you with organisational, janitorial, and other types of tasks that are often related to the comfortable wellbeing of employees during the working day.

After World War II, Durban changed into the contemporary metropolis with skyscrapers and developed infrastructure. Yet, it remains the centre of South Africa’s sugar industry and a hub of highly-diversified manufacturing activity. Tourism is an important branch too, based on the city’s proximity to KwaZulu-Natal’s game and nature reserves and the beaches and their facilities, such as an esplanade and an oceanarium.