R750m development of conference and hotel set for Waterfall City.

By Lehlohonolo Lehana.

Caption: Jackie van Niekerk, CEO of Attacq.

Attacq Waterfall Investment Company and Rabie Property Group have announced a R750 million investment to develop a new conference centre and hotel complex within Waterfall City, Midrand in Gauteng.

The new Conference Centre is designed to accommodate up to 1350 delegates in one venue and 2000 across 16 versatile venues, offering exquisite open-air venues for cocktail events and outdoor functions, while the hotel will feature 171 bedrooms, an all-day dining restaurant, wellness facilities including a gym and spa, a swimming pool, and private dining spaces. Every square metre of the development has been meticulously designed to enhance operational efficiencies while catering to the needs of guests.

The project will be operated by the trusted team that have successfully managed Century City Conference Centre and Hotels in Cape Town for the past 10 years.

Gary Koetser will serve as the CEO for both the Cape Town and Johannesburg locations.

“Waterfall City Conference Centre and Hotels is building the future of business events, telling the story of economic confidence and tech innovation through a premium offering, “says Koetser.

Over the past decade, Century City Conference Centre and Hotels have built a reputation for consistent excellence in the business events and hospitality landscape.

“This 750m development is an example of how we continue to unlock long-term value within the Waterfall City precinct through strategic capital allocation and solid partnerships. As a business, Attacq remains focused on disciplined growth and on investing in assets that strengthen the precinct’s position as South Africa’s most connected, future-fit mixed-use destination. The precinct has consistently proven its ability to attract leading businesses, drive economic activity and deliver exceptional experiences — and this new Waterfall City Conference Centre and Hotel development is a natural next step in that journey,” says Jackie van Niekerk, CEO of Attacq.

Waterfall City Conference Centre and Hotel is set to be fully operational by January 2028, marking a definitive new chapter for African business and hospitality excellence and global connectivity. Bookings are now open for conferences and events from January 2028 onwards.

To book your landmark event, visit the official website at www.wcconferencecentre.co.za or contact the team on events@wcconferencecentre.co.za

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