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        response we’ve received from the public
        at large. In the first two months of 2021,
        we sold 23 apartments valued at over
        R64-million. We believe that Ellipse’s
        combination of resort-style elegance,
        world-class amenities and accessibility to
        the broader Waterfall precinct has made it
        a compelling investment case for property
        investors and aspiring homeowners. I have
        no doubt that this project will continue to
        break records and achieve unparalleled
        success,” says Tim kloeck, CEO of Tricolt.


        LuXuRy DESIGN MEETS
        SuSTAINAbLE PRAcTIcE
        As with all of Attacq’s developments,
        Ellipse Waterfall is being built to the
        highest green design and sustainability
        standards. The buildings are
        predominantly framed in reinforced
        concrete, utilising reinforced steel with a
        recycled content of over 90% to reduce
        the bodied energy and resource depletion
        associated with the use of virgin steel.
        To reduce the emissions associated
        with transport, 20% of the project‘s
        total contract value is represented by
        materials or products that have been
        sourced from within 400km of the site.
        Additionally, a selection of insulants that
        reduce energy consumption and do not
        contribute to long-term damage to the
        earth‘s stratospheric ozone layer was used
        for all thermal insulation applications.

        Giles Pendleton, Chief Development
        Officer of Attacq, adds: “The uptake has
        been exceptional, and the team must
        be commended for keeping this project
        on track despite the challenges. One
        of the many advantages of building
        a city from the ground up is that
        every aspect of urban planning and
        potential infrastructure requirements is
        considered and included before the actual
        development is even underway. Beyond
        Ellipse’s many attributes, I believe that
        investors are buying into Attacq’s vision
        of building a world-class city from scratch
        through the Waterfall development.”

        Construction of phase two is expected to
        take 18 months and will conclude towards
        the end of 2022. upon completion, Ellipse
        Waterfall will offer 590 apartments set
        in four towers in the heart of Gauteng’s
        fastest growing business node.


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