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Ballinrobe: Still Not Finished

18 January 2010 by CapeTownNewsReader

Our regular Sea Point writer PJ write in about the Ballinrobe development, which we last heard about in August 2008:

Guess what, it’s a year and a half later and Ballinrobe is still a concrete shell uglying up High Level Rd. Looks like my prediction of them finishing it in June 2010, 2 years after they were supposed to finish, is more prescient than ever. I wonder if all of the off plan buyers are still alive it’s been so long…

Original Post on Cape Town Property Bubble: Ballinrobe: Still Not Finished

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