UNITAS PARK · VEREENIGING · GAUTENG
Land in Unitas Park.
Residential land, a proposed retail precinct and opportunities for mixed-use development in Unitas Park, Vereeniging. Explore each site’s area, supporting records and questions to resolve with the owner.
Hans van Heerden is the owner contact for the portfolio. Parcels can be discussed individually. Erf 5150 is owner-confirmed sold and Erf 5151 is under offer; enquire about current availability of the remaining sites.
Explore the interactive land map ↗ SoldExtension 18
0,6365 ha (survey record)
Filling station
This filling-station site is entering its next chapter with a buyer secured. Positioned on the Houtkop Road corridor to serve passing traffic and surrounding neighbourhoods, it combines an established petroleum-licensing record with planned access improvements within the wider development portfolio.
Read Erf 5150 details and documents ↗Under offerExtension 18
0,7436 ha (survey record)
Builder’s yard / trade uses
A manageable commercial site for a builder’s yard or a complementary trade business within Extension 18. Its position beside the filling-station site and proposed retail precinct gives it a clear role in serving construction, maintenance and everyday business needs as the wider portfolio develops.
Read Erf 5151 · remainder details and documents ↗Enquire with ownerExtension 19
7,0112 ha (survey record)
Shopping centre
The portfolio’s principal shopping-centre opportunity brings two adjoining erven together into a coherent retail site. The historical scheme envisages 22,000 m² of lettable space, providing a starting point for a centre serving surrounding communities and complementing the proposed housing, fuel and business uses nearby.
Read Ext 19 details and documents ↗Enquire with ownerExtension 21
8,0271 ha (survey record)
High-density housing
Extension 21 offers a focused high-density housing opportunity on an approximately eight-hectare site. Its Residential 4 planning documents provide a basis for exploring an apartment or walk-up neighbourhood, with room to shape the housing mix, shared outdoor spaces and supporting amenities around the eventual development brief.
Read Ext 21 details and documents ↗Enquire with ownerHoutkop 594 IQ
128,1732 ha (survey record)
Large-scale housing
At more than 128 hectares, Portion 223 offers the scale to explore a substantial, phased housing neighbourhood. The owner’s gap-housing vision provides a clear development direction, with scope to consider different housing formats, local amenities and open space as part of a coordinated master plan.
Read Portion 223 details and documents ↗Enquire with ownerHoutkop 594 IQ
24,6281 ha (survey record)
Sports & recreation concept
Remainder 221 has an existing concept for a sports and recreation destination, combining playing fields, indoor sports and green-space trails. The concept also identifies Houtkop Spruit and flood lines across the site, making water-sensitive planning and ground-stability investigations central to any viable development.
Read Remainder 221 details and documents ↗Enquire with ownerHoutkop 594 IQ
Approximately 17,73 ha (GIS; legal extent unresolved)
Housing, education & local services
Portion 224 offers the ingredients for a connected neighbourhood: homes and an education anchor on the remaining northern land, alongside the proposed healthcare and service-industry precinct. Together, these uses could create a place to live, learn and work, with development phased around operator commitments and infrastructure delivery.
Read Remainder 224 details and documents ↗ Understand the portfolio
These are seven portfolio sites, not seven newly approved developments. Extension 19 groups Erven 5152 and 5153; its components must not be counted again when totalling land. Historical parent parcels and proposed subdivisions can overlap current holdings.
Extension 20 is owner-confirmed unproclaimed. It has no approximate mapped boundary and is excluded from this parcel schedule until its internal erven can be positioned reliably.
Descriptions of development potential do not establish current zoning, ownership, service capacity, registered consolidation or permission to build. Survey and GIS areas can differ, and constraints may reduce usable land. Confirm these matters through parcel-specific due diligence.
Public document index updated 2026-09-17. Individual records retain their own dates; availability confirmations are dated on the parcel pages.