In August 2020, the Green Building Council of South Africa (GBCSA) awarded Canal Walk, co-owned by Hyprop Investments Limited and Ellerine Bros, a 5-Star Green Star EBP v1 Rating. Canal Walk is the first Super Regional shopping centre in South Africa to be awarded a 5-star rating by the Green Building Council, attesting to the fact that the operations and management of Canal Walk are efficient and maintain optimal performance.
Canal WalkTired of dishes piling up and take out containers in the trash? Take a look at which of our culinary hotspots are open for sit down meals.
In response to the challenges posed by the current Covid-19 restrictions on large physical gatherings and international travel, Century City Conference Centre has launched a comprehensive and cutting-edge digital conferencing solution.
Century City Conference CentreFollowing the easing of the National Lockdown Regulations to allow for exercising in Parks and Nature Reserves, Century City is delighted to announce the re-opening of Intaka Island Reserve, with effect from Monday 27 July 2020.
Intaka IslandCentury City is becoming even greener! A collaboration between Century City and the City of Cape Town’s Recreation and Parks Department aims to improve the public spaces around Century City by the planting of indigenous trees and plants.
Hotels re-opening for business travelers Great news! Century City Hotel and Manhattan Suites and Conferencing is reopening on 1 July 2020 and Stay Easy Century City is open for business travelers.
Rabie’s developments at Century City, Sable Corner and Bridgewater One, were delayed due to the COVID-19 lockdown and extensions had to be granted to contractors, as they could not access the building sites.
Due to COVID-19 pandemic and the prevailing Sate of Disaster containment and mitigation measures, the Century City Property Owners’ Association (CCPOA) held its first ever virtual AGM on Wednesday 24 June 2020.
At the end of April 2020, an initiative was launched to alleviate the plight of the Joe Slovo residents during the dark times brought on by COVID-19. With the nation under strict lockdown and unemployment skyrocketing, Century City Property Owners’ Association (CCPOA), Rabie Property Group and Century City Conference Centre and Hotel launched the Century City Feed-A-Family initiative.
Although the Intaka Island Nature Reserve and Eco-Centre facilities have remained closed to visitors in terms of Alert Level 4 of the Disaster Management Act (DMA), our management team was working hard behind the scenes during level 5 to prepare for the easement of lockdown. This made it possible for the first of our teams to return to work on the 6th of May and the remainder of staff in a phased manner thereafter.
Dear Century City Community, All the National State of Disaster containment and mitigation measures including the general provisions to contain the spread of COVID-19 and the Alert Level 4 regulations are fully applicable and enforced throughout the Century City precinct.
The Century-City-Feed-A-Family initiative, a joint venture of the Century City Property Owners’ Association (CCPOA), Rabie Property Group and Century City Conference Centre and Hotel, delivered the first food hampers to the Joe Slovo community in Milnerton on 30 April.
As we find ourselves amidst a global situation never experienced before, under lockdown and unsure of our immediate futures, many of us are feeling helpless regarding the plight of those less fortunate. Bombarded with images on the news and social media, we want to make a difference, but are not sure how we can help, where to start and who to assist.
In line with the recent Escalation of Measures to Combat COVID-19 Pandemic as announced by President Ramaphosa and the subsequent special Government Gazettes issued, all the containment and mitigation measures will be fully applicable and enforced throughout the Century City precinct.
During a national lockdown where social interaction is prohibited and isolation is the word of the day, how do we still create a sense of community without putting our most vulnerable community members at risk?
Oasis LifeAs we’re all holed up inside during the national lockdown, essential services are braving the outside world every day to make sure that our Century City hood is safe and taken care of, uninterrupted.
Following the President’s national address regarding COVID-19 and his declaration of a National State of Disaster, all Century City Property Owners’ Association (CCPOA) and Intaka Island public events, such as Markets, the Galileo Open Air Cinema, Full Moon hikes, etc. have, understandably, been suspended until further notice. In addition, and in line with the key containment and mitigation measures taken, inter alia, by the City of Cape Town to reduce the spread of the virus, the Intaka Island Eco-Centre and Reserve will be closed to the public from Thursday 19 March 2020.
With 8 sporting codes over three days, the Century City Sports Festival was a great success. Held from Friday 28 February to Sunday 1 March, the total number of participants across the spectrum was in excess of 6 000.
Discovery VitalityLeap year at the Century City Express with Discovery Vitality was a great success!
Discovery VitalityOn Friday, 21 February 2020, Century City Property Owners’ Association took handover of their newly completed 1 200 square metre Depot. This multi-use facility will be used as a maintenance workshop, tools and equipment storage, changing rooms and showers for maintenance and ground staff.