Moolman Group Unveils R-Multi-Million Kings Walk Retail Hub to Anchor East Pretoria’s Rapid Residential Expansion

The 32,000 sqm Kings Walk shopping centre is coming to East Pretoria. Learn about the anchor tenants, location, and its impact on the Mamelodi commuter hub.

By: AXL Media

Published: Mar 24, 2026, 6:12 AM EDT

Source: Information for this report was sourced from BusinessTech

Strategic Infrastructure at the Gateway of Eastern Tshwane

The retail landscape of South Africa’s capital is poised for a significant shift with the introduction of Kings Walk, a 32,000 sqm shopping destination situated at the intersection of Solomon Mahlangu Drive and Bronkhorstspruit Road. The Moolman Group, the developers behind the project, have identified this specific node as a critical gateway connecting Mamelodi with surrounding business districts. By positioning the centre at this high-volume transit point, the developers aim to capture a dual market of daily commuters and local residents, supported by 1,200 on-grade parking bays designed to facilitate a seamless transition from transit to commerce.

Synergistic Development with the Kings Walk Estate

The timing of the mall’s development coincides with the recent launch of the Kings Walk Estate, a lifestyle residential project that will share a symbiotic relationship with the retail hub. According to the Moolman Group, the mall is intended to function as the primary commercial engine for the estate, providing essential services and modern conveniences to a rapidly growing local population. This integrated approach to urban planning ensures that the retail centre has a guaranteed immediate consumer base, while the residential estate benefits from having high-tier national retailers within walking distance of domestic units.

Securing the Titans of South African Retail

In a move that underscores the commercial viability of the East Pretoria node, several of the country’s most prominent retail brands have already committed to the project as anchor tenants. The lineup includes heavyweights such as Shoprite, Boxer, Pick n Pay, Dis-Chem, and Clicks. The inclusion of both Shoprite and Pick n Pay indicates a strategy to appeal to a broad socio-economic demographic, ranging from value-seeking shoppers to premium consumers. Furthermore, the Pick n Pay outlet will be managed by a high-performance franchisee with a proven track record, ensuring that operational standards meet the expectations of a modern metropolitan audience.