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Title: The Bryanston Commercial Property Market in 2025

Bryanston Commercial Property Market 2025Fitted offices lead leasing as tenants prioritise cost saving.JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — 22 August 2025: Currie Group reports a steady, tenant-led Bryanston office market in 2025. Enquiry levels remain consistent, with the quickest take-up in plug-and-play suites between 150 m² and 500 m². Back-up power, water storage, and reliable fibre have become baseline requirements, and buildings that offer these win decisions sooner.“Bryanston has settled into a practical, value-driven market, companies want fitted space, sensible parking, and straightforward access to the N1, and if those boxes are ticked, deals move,” said leasing expert Elize Jansen from Currie Group.The outlook for the rest of 2025 is stable and growing, for tenants who are looking for offices to rent in Bryanston, Currie Group expects ongoing activity in small to mid-size fitted suites, with larger moves driven by clear incentives and credible timelines for works.The node’s draw remains simple: good road links via Winnie Mandela Drive and Main Road, daily amenities at Nicolway, Bryanston Shopping Centre, and Epsom Downs, and a strong residential catchment that shortens commutes. Many landlords now offer additional perks, such as rent-free periods, tenant installations, landscaped parking areas, and end-of-trip facilities, to keep the address competitive against Sandton on total occupancy cost.Stock is a mix of P-Grade campuses and A-Grade office parks. Typical floorplates range from 800 m² to 1,500 m², with most landlords willing to split for smaller teams. Fitted space with boardrooms, a few private offices, and an open plan continues to outperform grey-box options. Ground-floor units along Peter Place and Sloane Street suit customer-facing uses and have seen solid...

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