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Making Africa’s richest
square mile more accessible
and sustainable​

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Absa, Divercity and Atterbury partner to construct Barlow Park, a green, affordable, residential precinct in one of the continent’s most prestigious locations.

As the debt funder of this R3bn, green, affordable, residential precinct, Absa is proud to enable the transformation of the housing landscape, which demonstrates our commitment to sustainable financing.​

Situated in the heart of Sandton, the world-class Barlow Park development sets a new benchmark in sustainable, urban living while closing the market’s ever-widening affordability gap. Residents will experience quality, green, affordable housing and secure living at an exclusive address with world-class amenities.​

Our ability to structure facilities and our in-depth knowledge of sustainable financing bears testament to our passion for delivering transformative, innovative client and industry solutions.

Contact Yastiel Hanuman for more information

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