Centurion Mall boasts its iconic architectural features that extend to the open-air Spine area, creating a unique indoor and outdoor shopping experience, where shoppers are spoilt for choice with over 220 local and international shops to choose from, including Woolworths, Checkers, Pick n Pay, Game, Shoprite, H&M, Cotton on, McDonald’s, Château Gâteaux, Big Blue, Starbucks, to name a few.
The 133 333 sqm super-regional mall also offers family fun entertainment at Extreme Karting, Funtubbles, Ster-Kinekor, the Centurion Boeremark, participating eateries and so much more.
The Mall further caters to an office and academic environment that allows professionals and students to work at Regus and the Centurion Mall Offices, and study at Richfield Graduate Institute.
Centurion Mall is located in the Centurion CBD with great visibility from John Vorster Road, which can be easily accessed with private and public transport as well as the Gautrain services.
The Mall offers ample undercover and open parking with a variety of services that range from family and baby-changing rooms, free Wi-Fi, ticketless parking, Muslim prayer facilities, environmentally friendly initiatives, and more.
Centurion Mall first opened its doors in April 1984 with 100 shops including a OK Bazaar. It was constructed around Centurion Lake, which is on the Hennops River; and was the only shopping center with anchor tenants at that time until the early 2000s. The mall was originally known as Verwoerdburgstad.
One of the highlights of the mall was the introduction of the water organ that was imported from America, which was known as the “Waltzing Waters”.
It then underwent major developments in 2003, making it the second-largest shopping center in the Tshwane metropolitan area.
In 2003 the mall was further developed and was launched in April 2004 with an additional 28 712 m² in retail space and 1,300 additional secured parking bays. Woolworths was relocated and the following major stores were added: Game, Fruit And Veg, And Toys R Us.
The spine, mezzanine level, and the bayside were also revamped. The new look and feel proved to be very successful and added tremendous value to Centurion Mall. In June 2006 a final deal to purchase the east and west parking areas was concluded with the City Council. Construction commenced on the west parking as well as 4 new restaurants in August 2006. In October 2006 construction commenced on the east parking and 3 parking decks were introduced. The parking project including the east and west parkades was completed in December 2007.
In 2009 the mall was refurbished and introduced two more cinemas as well as revamped the Edgars and Dis-Chem stores. In 2011, another development took place with four additional entrances. Pick ‘n Pay also revamped the store near a new entrance. Woolworths upgraded and extended their GLA by approx. 1.800m² in 2012.
In 2015, Centurion Mall was acquired by Redefine Properties and is the largest retail asset in the retail property’s portfolio, with floor space of over 133 000m² (which is as big as 18 rugby fields).
In 2017, a major mall refurbishment commenced with new national and international tenants; as well as major refurbishments to existing stores.
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Centurion Mall Restaurants
You can access the list of all restaurants in Centurion Mall Here
Centurion Mall Trading Hours
Monday – Friday: 9 am – 7 pm
Saturday: 8 am – 6 pm
Sunday & Public Holiday: 9 am – 5 pm
Centurion Mall Mall Map
Centurion Mall Directions
Follow the map below for directions to Centurion Mall
Centurion Mall Contacts
Address: Centurion Mall, 1269 Gordon Hood Road, Centurion, Gauteng, South Africa
Phone: 012 663 1702
Website: centurionmall.co.za
Email: marketing@centurionmall.co.za
General Manager: WilnaS@redefine.co.za
Leasing: JanineVA@redefine.co.za
Marketing: KrystalC@redefine.co.za; JoleneF@redefine.co.za
Facilities: centurionmall@redefine.co.za
Exhibitions / Kiosks: SisiphoG@redefine.co.za
Centurion Mall Owner
Centurion Mall is owned by Redefine Properties Limited a South Africa-based real estate investment trust (REIT). The Company operates through its Local SA portfolio and International portfolio. The Local SA portfolio is divided into property sectors, including office, retail, industrial and specialized
Centurion Mall Parking
PARKING TARIFFS
| 0 – 30 MINS | FREE |
|---|---|
| 30 MINS – 1 HOUR | R 5.00 |
| 1 – 3 HOURS | R10.00 |
| 3 – 4 HOURS | R20.00 |
| 4 – 5 HOURS | R30.00 |
| 5 – 6 HOURS | R40.00 |
| 6-11 HOURS | R80.00 |
| 11 + HOURS | R100.00 |
| Entry after 18h00, Saturdays, Sundays & Public | R10 FLAT RATE |
| LOST PARKING TICKET REPLACEMENT (NON-REFUNDABLE) | Monday – Friday: R50 |
| LOST PARKING TICKET REPLACEMENT (NON-REFUNDABLE) | During Flat Rate: R10 |
What does Centurion Mall have?
It’s Located in the heart of the central business district of Centurion, Centurion Mall offers an array of over 200 local and international shops and diverse eateries, including Parrots, o’Galito, Ya Ge, Mozambik, Ocean Basket, Hawk Lake Spur and more.
How many shops are in the Centurion Mall?
Centurion Mall boasts of over 220 local and international shops to choose from, including: Woolworths, Checkers, Pick n Pay, Game, Shoprite, H&M
