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Ballinrobe: Why The Pawpaw Hit The Fan

23 March 2010 by CapeTownNewsReader

Seems the developers decided to ignore height restrictions right before the Cape Town City Council decided to start cracking down on such offenders. Here’s a comment from a previous thread:

So the developers are Irish and if they finish the building the top floor will contravene their zoning height restriction.

They started building the building too high.

Am pretty sure that the top floor is where all the cream is, so they are faced with some tough decisions…

Original Post on Cape Town Property Bubble: Ballinrobe: Why The Pawpaw Hit The Fan

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