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Cape Town Halts Milnerton Land Sale Following Court Ruling

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 13
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The City of Cape Town was ordered to halt the proposed sale of 72 hectares of land in Milnerton to a private developer. This action followed the constitutional court setting strict rules on land disposal. The land, acquired nine years ago using Urban Settlements Development Grants, is currently valued at about R256 million.

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The halt prevents the City of Cape Town from realizing an estimated R71 million profit from the sale. The land was originally acquired using funds specifically earmarked to relieve severe congestion and address the housing backlog in Dunoon.

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  • Cape TownThe city government ordered to halt the proposed land sale.
  • constitutional courtThe court that set strict rules on the disposal of public land.

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