Barlow Park | New Doors Open

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31 January 2024

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The energy at Barlow Park is electric, and it’s not just the buzz of a new development —it’s the pulse of a new community coming to life.

From 31 January, Barlow Park will become home to new residents with 300 modern housing units ready to welcome occupants.

Apartments are letting fast. The demand for these units has exceeded expectations. Our dedicated agents are expertly handling the flood of inquiries and property showings. The excitement in the air is unmistakable. It’s evident that Barlow Park offers more than just living spaces—it’s a vibrant, convenient and highly sought-after lifestyle.

Starting from R4,899 monthly, Barlow Park offers a selection of new studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments with the benefit of hassle-free continuous electricity and water supply.

Retailers are adding the finishing touches to their stores and restaurants for their much-anticipated end-of-February grand opening.

Barlow Park is set to be a shopping destination that caters to all tastes and needs with a curated selection of shops that will provide an exceptional retail experience for everyone. This unique mix of stores is designed to complement the community’s dynamic spirit.

Education is the cornerstone of any thriving community, and at Barlow Park, we’re proud to have a top-tier independent school Curro already operational.

Curro provides a state-of-the-art educational environment where the next generation can learn, grow, and be inspired. With a focus on innovative teaching methods and a commitment to excellence, Curro ensures that Barlow Park is a place where families can put down roots and children can flourish.

A vision come to life, in essence Barlow Park represents a fusion of urban convenience and community warmth. It’s a place where businesses can thrive, families can grow and people can explore all that life has to offer.

Whether you’re looking for a new home or a great shopping experience, Barlow Park is the place to be. Join us as we open our doors and welcome the future of city living.

Barlow Park — a community where you truly belong.

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By 2030, the UN’s goal is to ensure access for all to adequate, safe and affordable housing and basic services.

Our impact

Over the next five 5 years, Divercity expects to construct more than 10,000 new and green affordable residential units in centrally-located neighbourhoods, expanding housing options close to economic opportunity for low- and middle-income households. Construction of the new residential units will help address the growing housing deficit and issues of spatial segregation in South Africa.

By 2030, the UN’s goal is to develop reliable, sustainable and resilient infrastructure to support economic development and human well-being, with a focus on affordable and equitable access for all

Our impact

Divercity is providing housing in locations that are connected to existing infrastructure, such as healthcare, schools, jobs and parks. This serves to reinforce accessible and equitable cities, as well as strives to break the destructive pattern of South Africa’s apartheid infrastructure and planning.

By 2030, the UN’s goal is to strengthen the resilience and adaptive capacity to climate related disasters

Our impact

More compact cities – enabled through the kind of development that Diversity advances – are associated with substantially lower greenhouse gas emissions, better land-use, and energy and resource efficiency, based on research 1 we’ve done with the Green Building Council South Africa (GBSCA) and Arup. Divercity has a commitment to minimising greenhouse gas emissions and is already supporting climate change mitigation through a range of measures, such as rooftop solar arrays, energy and water efficient design in all of our buildings and EDGE rating of all new developments.

By 2030, the UN’s goal is to ensure equitable and quality to pre-primary, primary and secondary education and lifelong learning

Our impact

Through our Ithemba Upliftment Foundation, we are contributing to early childhood development, enabling hundreds of young children to receive quality education at Daycare Centres in our precnits. This is in addition to the widened access to formal education facilities that are part of our developments, and our efforts in supporting lifelong learning through supporting adult education.

By 2030, the UN’s goal is to ensure universal access to affordable, reliable, renewable and modern energy sources

Our impact

As the cost of renewable energy generation capacity becomes more accessible and affordable, we are integrating these technologies more broadly across our residential portfolio. Divercity is focussed on eco-responsible housing as a viable means to contribute to sustainable and environmentally friendly urban development – through rigorous adherence to green building standards, including the use of energy efficient LED lights, rooftop solar arrays, energy efficient hot water generation and energy efficient building design.

By 2030, the UN’s goal is to encourage and promote effective public, private and civil society partnerships to attain the global goals

Our impact

Our partnerships empower us to champion progressive policy that supports sustainable development. One impactful example of such a partnership is our work with Green Building Council South Africa (GBSCA) and Arup, the global multi-disciplinary firm, on a research project on the enormous environmental and economic costs of the current dynamic of urban sprawl in Johannesburg. Through this project, we developed actionable recommendations for policymakers, investors and other stakeholder groups.
You can read more about the research project, titled: Does location matter? here.