Centre Point milnerton
TrustIndex
0
Ranking
#53
in Retail
NPS Score
0
Recommended: Unlikely
Jun '25 - May '26
Centre Point milnerton has a TrustIndex of 0 out of 10 on Hellopeter, based on 1 reviews in the last 12 months. Hellopeter has tracked Centre Point milnerton across 4 total reviews. How is the TrustIndex calculated? →
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Share Your Experience1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
To any business considering renting space at Centre Point in Milnerton, I would strongly suggest exercising caution. In my experience as a tenant, the Centre has faced significant operational and management challenges under its joke of a “management” team, Mowana Properties, and the building owners, PIC (Public Investment Corporation). These challenges have had a noticeable impact on foot traffic, tenant stability, and the overall business environment. The following issues are as follows: •Lengthy application process: The application process alone is unnecessarily lengthy and drawn out e.g. By the time the management respond/receive your 3-month bank statement it would have expired, requiring you to repeat the process •Poor management: Due to the poor management (or lack thereof) from Mowana Properties, and the Landlords – PIC (Public Investment Corporation) I have personally witnessed 10+ businesses forced to leave Centre point including the anchor tenants Ignite gym and Pic‘n Pay , leading to a massive decline in overall foot traffic •Frequent lift and escalator outages: Prolonged breakdowns have made it difficult for customers to move through the building and for suppliers to make deliveries, raising concerns about maintenance and infrastructure reliability. •Ongoing network and connectivity problems: Persistent mobile signal issues have made standard business communication extremely difficult. I understand that additional network infrastructure has been “in progress” for several years, yet the problem remains unresolved. Perhaps Mowana staff should check if the Network technicians perhaps got lost on the roof •Limited marketing allowances: Centre marketing is restricted to small 90’s style clipboard displays placed in low visibility areas, which significantly limits exposure for new or small businesses trying to build awareness. •Poor communication and slow response times: Queries and maintenance requests directed to Mowana Properties often go unanswered or receive only minimal acknowledgement, without follow through. These are just a few points resulting in the, Collapse of the Centre, closure of many small businesses and even worse - at the cost of the (GEPF) Government Employees pension fund. I share this feedback in the hope that it assists other business owners in making informed decisions. In short - You’d be better off running your business from a ****a shop!!!
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
To any business considering renting space at Centre Point in Milnerton, I would strongly suggest exercising caution. In my experience as a tenant, the Centre has faced significant operational and management challenges under its joke of a “management” team, Mowana Properties, and the building owners, PIC (Public Investment Corporation). These challenges have had a noticeable impact on foot traffic, tenant stability, and the overall business environment. The following issues are as follows: •Lengthy application process: The application process alone is unnecessarily lengthy and drawn out e.g. By the time the management respond/receive your 3-month bank statement it would have expired, requiring you to repeat the process •Poor management: Due to the poor management (or lack thereof) from Mowana Properties, and the Landlords – PIC (Public Investment Corporation) I have personally witnessed 10+ businesses forced to leave Centre point including the anchor tenants Ignite gym and Pic‘n Pay , leading to a massive decline in overall foot traffic •Frequent lift and escalator outages: Prolonged breakdowns have made it difficult for customers to move through the building and for suppliers to make deliveries, raising concerns about maintenance and infrastructure reliability. •Ongoing network and connectivity problems: Persistent mobile signal issues have made standard business communication extremely difficult. I understand that additional network infrastructure has been “in progress” for several years, yet the problem remains unresolved. Perhaps Mowana staff should check if the Network technicians perhaps got lost on the roof •Limited marketing allowances: Centre marketing is restricted to small 90’s style clipboard displays placed in low visibility areas, which significantly limits exposure for new or small businesses trying to build awareness. •Poor communication and slow response times: Queries and maintenance requests directed to Mowana Properties often go unanswered or receive only minimal acknowledgement, without follow through. These are just a few points resulting in the, Collapse of the Centre, closure of many small businesses and even worse - at the cost of the (GEPF) Government Employees pension fund. I share this feedback in the hope that it assists other business owners in making informed decisions. In short - You’d be better off running your business from a ****a shop!!!
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
They renting out stands to foreigners who instead of repairing your phone break it more so you must come back and pay each time to have the new problem fixed and when you contact the center management team they not bothered either!
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
They renting out stands to foreigners who instead of repairing your phone break it more so you must come back and pay each time to have the new problem fixed and when you contact the center management team they not bothered either!
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
The rent out carpet cleaning machine that they knew don't woke but still hire it out. I took it and returned it immediately and asked for refund as it not my fault the machine was defective. Then I got a receipt for a refund they will be EFT so I was asked for my email address and Bank details which I provided still no refund valso they didn't indicate policies and then tell you after then is a R37 refund admin fee which you have ot accept or else no refund what to do this is ******ionate yet I had to comply but stil today no refund but lot is stories.
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
The rent out carpet cleaning machine that they knew don't woke but still hire it out. I took it and returned it immediately and asked for refund as it not my fault the machine was defective. Then I got a receipt for a refund they will be EFT so I was asked for my email address and Bank details which I provided still no refund valso they didn't indicate policies and then tell you after then is a R37 refund admin fee which you have ot accept or else no refund what to do this is ******ionate yet I had to comply but stil today no refund but lot is stories.
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
Centre Point Mall, Milnerton in Cape Town, no Vodacom reception, very little Cell C, full reception for MTN whislt in the mall? Went to Nedbank in the mall to update my internet banking this morning - I had to sit outside the bank on a bench in front of Ackermans with the manager on her laptop trying to assist me. The reason being part of the process involved me receiving various confirmation sms`s which was used in the upgrade process. We could only obtain a slight Vodacom signal in front Ackermans so had to sit there. Cant believe this!! In this day and age a service provider (or the Centre Management, not sure who) cannot ensure a decent phone signal in a large mall in Cape Town? C`mon guys, really!!
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
Centre Point Mall, Milnerton in Cape Town, no Vodacom reception, very little Cell C, full reception for MTN whislt in the mall? Went to Nedbank in the mall to update my internet banking this morning - I had to sit outside the bank on a bench in front of Ackermans with the manager on her laptop trying to assist me. The reason being part of the process involved me receiving various confirmation sms`s which was used in the upgrade process. We could only obtain a slight Vodacom signal in front Ackermans so had to sit there. Cant believe this!! In this day and age a service provider (or the Centre Management, not sure who) cannot ensure a decent phone signal in a large mall in Cape Town? C`mon guys, really!!
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