Hyprop finalises sale of 50% stake in Woodlands Boulevard
Hyprop finalises strategic sale of 50% stake in Woodlands Boulevard for R825 million
Hyprop Investments announces the successful transfer and registration of a 50% undivided share in Woodlands Boulevard for R825 million, following satisfaction of all conditions. The strategic transaction forms part of Hyprop’s disciplined capital allocation strategy, strengthening the Group’s balance sheet and enabling it to target both new acquisitions and organic growth opportunities across its South African and Eastern European portfolios. The 50% sale reduces Hyprop’s exposure in Gauteng while retaining a majority interest in Woodlands Boulevard, allowing participation in future upside as the surrounding areas continue to expand and densify.
“We welcome our strategic partners, with an excellent track record, at Woodlands Boulevard,” said Morné Wilken, CEO of Hyprop. “This transaction supports our strategy to optimise our portfolios, unlock shareholder value, accelerate Hyprop’s growth in its preferred markets, while retaining a majority stake in the centre, which will allow us to participate in the upside as the surrounding area densifies.”
Announced on 9 February 2026, three purchasers jointly acquired a 50% stake in Woodlands Boulevard for R825 million (including purchase price escalation). The transfer was registered at the deeds office on 31 March 2026, marking the official start of co-ownership and collaboration at one of Pretoria’s leading retail destinations.
Under the new co-ownership, Hyprop and its partners will jointly be responsible for the asset management, ensuring Woodlands Boulevard’s growth and success. The centre management team remains in place to provide operational continuity and expertise, with Twin City overseeing the day-to-day property management.
Ryno de Leeuw, CEO of Twin City, commented: “Partnering with Hyprop on Woodlands Boulevard is a key milestone for our growth. By combining our regional industry expertise, we are well-positioned to unlock the full potential of this premier asset. This partnership demonstrates our confidence in the long-term resilience of the South African retail sector.”
Hyprop does not plan to sell its remaining 50% undivided share in Woodlands Boulevard.
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