HEBRON MALL
HEBRON MALL Hebron
DEVELOPER Twin City
OWNERS Twin City Moolman Group
ARCHITECT Leon Jacobs Architects
QUANTITY SURVEYOR Matla QS
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER Streng Consulting Engineers
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER Watson Mattheus
MECHANICAL ENGINEER Pretocon
FIRE ENGINEER Meccanitek Consulting
WET SERVICES Wat-Sol Design Technology
RETAIL STRATEGIST & LEASING SPECIALIST Retail Network Services
MAIN CONTRACTOR NJW Construction
PHOTOGRAPHY Louis van Zyl
Hebron Mall is situated in Hebron , 30 kilometres to the northwest of the Pretoria CBD , on the provincial border with Gauteng and the North-West Province . Developed by Twin City , with the first phase opening in October 2022 , the mall is a welcome addition to the retail offering in the rapidly developing area between Soshanguve and Ga-Rankuwa .
The mall is easily accessible via the R80 ( the Mabopane Highway ) to the east and the M20 ( via Ga-Rankuwa ) to the west .
Hebron Mall opened in October 2022 , the first phase offers a GLA of 22,000m 2 , with 90 stores , a family entertainment area and food court , free Wi-Fi and more than 900 parking bays . The mall is anchored by Shoprite , Boxer and Cashbuild .
A second phase , which added an additional 7,000m 2 GLA and 22 new stores , opened in March 2024 as a direct response to the community ’ s exceptional support and robust trading experienced by all tenants . Working closely with the architects and interior designers , the objective was to craft an extension that beautifully captures the cultural essence of the community . By taking creative inspiration from the traditional colour palettes and patterns from the area , the team successfully created visual upgrades that exude a meaningful feeling of community for shoppers . A major tenant in the second phase is a flagship Superspar . Complementing the anchor tenants , the developer has also added more food outlets , fashion stores , tech stores and banks .
The three main entrances to the centre are visible from the main road and the parking lot in front of the mall . The introduction of oversized letters depicting the Hebron Mall at the food court is also visible from the main road
30 Hebron Mall