Khumo Property targets Palapye for P100m office park

Friday, January 25, 2019

Local property management company, Khumo Property Asset Management, has kicked off the development of a “new, prestigious” office park in Palapye, BusinessWeek has learnt.

The urban village has become one of the country’s fastest growing commercial districts, with four retail malls as well as other associated developments, springing up in the last few years.

This week, Khumo CEO, Outule Bale said the development would feature three individual office blocks set in landscaped surroundings with spaces ranging from 350 square meters to 3,300sqm per block.

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