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New R1.4 billion development for Cape Town

5 September 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

The V&A Waterfront has launched its first later-living development, called The Bower, which offers 147 hospitality-led units valued at R1.4 billion. A one-bedroom unit starts from R9 million, and a …..

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