Positioned in Midrand between Johannesburg and Pretoria, with the infrastructure, warehouses, offices, and amenities your team needs to thrive.
162 Tonetti Street, Halfway House,
Midrand, 1685
OnPoint is Midpoint's serviced office offering in Midrand — furnished, ready-to-occupy space for teams that want flexibility without a standard commercial lease. The exact team-size range, inclusions and pricing structure must be confirmed before publication. It is intended for smaller teams, project groups and businesses opening a Midrand presence for the first time. Book a tour or discuss your requirements with the leasing team.
OnPoint is intended to provide furnished space that can be occupied quickly. The exact furniture standard and inclusions must be confirmed before publication.
A professional shared environment can give a smaller team client-facing facilities without carrying the full overhead itself. Confirm access and charges.
OnPoint is aimed at project groups, new market entrants and smaller teams whose headcount or timeline may change. Actual minimum terms must be confirmed.
OnPoint sits within Midpoint Business Park, with direct N1 frontage between Johannesburg and Pretoria.
The wider estate includes restaurants, fitness facilities and outdoor trails. Confirm the access arrangements that apply specifically to OnPoint tenants.
A named contact should confirm current availability, real inclusions and pricing before a tour. Confirm the person responsible for OnPoint enquiries.
Confirm furniture, reception, meeting rooms, connectivity, kitchens, cleaning and any fair-use limits in writing.
Publish a genuine from-price and state whether pricing is per desk, per suite or per month and which costs are separate.
Confirm the practical minimum and maximum number of people so prospective tenants can self-qualify.
Confirm minimum term, notice period and whether month-to-month occupation is available.
Confirm whether OnPoint tenants can move into a conventional Midpoint office when availability permits.
Explain the identity and fit-out control traded for quicker occupation and greater flexibility.
Compare all serviced inclusions with the fit-out and operating costs of a conventional lease.
If you are looking for serviced offices in Midrand, the appeal is usually speed and flexibility rather than customisation. OnPoint is Midpoint’s serviced office offering — furnished, ready-to-occupy space within the same business estate at 162 Tonetti Street, Halfway House, Midrand, that hosts Midpoint’s conventional office suites and warehouse facilities.
What can be said with confidence is the location: direct N1 frontage between Johannesburg and Pretoria, the wider Midpoint estate infrastructure and amenities, and access to a leasing team rather than an anonymous booking system.
Serviced offices exist to solve a specific problem: a team needs professional space quickly, without the multi-month process of fitting out a conventional lease and without committing to a term that assumes certainty about headcount or timeline. That is the gap OnPoint is positioned to fill. Before the page is published, it must answer exactly how furnished, how flexible and at what price.
Serviced offices generally suit several recognisable situations, although the precise OnPoint parameters require confirmation. Smaller teams can obtain professional space without managing furniture, reception and meeting-room logistics themselves. Project groups with a defined but uncertain end date may benefit from a shorter or more flexible commitment than a conventional multi-year commercial lease.
Businesses establishing a first or satellite presence in Midrand can test the location and the estate before committing to a larger dedicated footprint. A growing tenant may also value the possibility of moving from serviced space to a conventional Midpoint office without relocating to another precinct.
A larger team that needs a dedicated branded identity, bespoke fit-out or long-term control may be better suited to a conventional Midpoint office. The Offices pillar should remain the detailed guide for that option.
The two products solve different problems. The choice normally comes down to time horizon, team size, headcount certainty, desired control and the total cost of occupation.
A conventional office lease gives a tenant a dedicated, branded suite on a standard commercial term, with more control over fit-out and identity. It also requires the tenant to commit to the lease term, plan the fit-out, furnish the space and manage more of the day-to-day workplace infrastructure.
OnPoint is intended to trade some customisation and long-term branding control for quicker occupation and lower setup effort. The final comparison cannot be completed responsibly until the furnished standard, reception arrangement, meeting-room access, connectivity, term and pricing are confirmed.
| Consideration | OnPoint serviced office | Conventional Midpoint office |
|---|---|---|
| Term | To be confirmed | Standard commercial lease term |
| Fit-out | Furnished and ready to occupy — specification to confirm | Base or tenant fit-out, depending on the unit |
| Reception and meeting rooms | Access and charging structure to confirm | Tenant generally provides its own |
| Best suited to | Smaller teams, project groups and satellite presences | Corporate teams, headquarters and dedicated branded space |
| Pricing | A genuine “from” price must be supplied | From R105/m² on the Offices pillar |
If a business knows its requirements for the next several years, a conventional lease may be more cost-effective over time. If it does not, serviced space can reduce the cost of getting the size or timing decision wrong — provided the real terms support that flexibility.
This is the section that most needs operational input before publication. A prospective tenant comparing OnPoint with other serviced-office providers in Midrand will want clear answers. Is furniture included, and to what standard? Is reception staffed, and during what hours? How many meeting-room hours are included before additional charges apply? Is fibre or Wi-Fi included in the base rate? Is there a shared kitchen or breakout space? Is cleaning included?
The published page should turn those questions into a specific inclusions list, with any fair-use limits or additional charges stated plainly. Vague “all-inclusive” wording is not sufficient if core items are billed separately or depend on the suite selected.
Publishing unconfirmed claims would damage trust. The inclusions list should come directly from the team operating OnPoint and should be reviewed whenever the serviced-office package or pricing changes.
At minimum, this page needs a transparent “from” figure, even if the final price depends on team size, suite, term or included services. The page should also state whether utilities, connectivity, furniture, reception, meeting rooms, cleaning, parking and VAT are included or charged separately.
Term flexibility is the other major unknown. If OnPoint offers month-to-month occupation, short minimum terms or flexible notice periods, those are meaningful differentiators and should be stated precisely. If its terms are closer to a short conventional lease, the flexibility claim should be more modest.
A useful comparison should consider total occupancy cost, not only a headline desk or suite rate. A serviced price may include items that a conventional tenant would otherwise procure separately, but those inclusions must be documented before the comparison is credible.
The location advantage is already established across the Midpoint estate: 1,470 metres of direct N1 frontage between Johannesburg and Pretoria, roughly 25 km from Johannesburg and 31 km from Pretoria, with OR Tambo International Airport around 21 km away.
OnPoint tenants occupy space inside the same wider precinct as Midpoint’s conventional office and warehouse tenants. The estate environment includes a gym, padel courts, the on-site Fond restaurant and bar, cafés, and walking, running and cycling trails.
For a smaller team or satellite office, the combination of a central Gauteng address and on-site amenities can provide a more complete workplace than an isolated serviced suite. Prospective tenants should still test actual staff routes and inspect the available suite before deciding.
Moving from “we may need serviced space in Midrand” to viewing an actual OnPoint suite should be straightforward. The product is intended for teams that want to assess a ready-to-use option quickly, so the enquiry path should connect them to someone who can answer questions about pricing, inclusions, current suite sizes and terms.
A useful enquiry should include the number of people, preferred occupation date, expected duration, parking needs, meeting-room requirements and any essential connectivity or access requirements. This allows the leasing contact to confirm whether an available suite is realistic before arranging the tour.
A potentially valuable advantage is the ability to start in a serviced OnPoint suite and later move into a conventional Midpoint office as headcount and certainty increase. This could allow a business to retain the same Midrand location and estate amenities while gaining a larger dedicated and branded workplace.
If confirmed, the growth path should be described prominently and linked to the Offices pillar. If it is not supported as a deliberate leasing pathway, the page should simply explain the separate products without implying a future move.
The precise furniture, reception, meeting-room, connectivity, kitchen and cleaning inclusions still need to be confirmed with the team operating OnPoint before publication.
Reviewed by
Boitumelo
Leasing Manager, Midpoint
Last reviewed 7/31/2026
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