New-Apartments-in-Observatory | CAQS Quantity Surveying projects

Cape Living Developments Penzance Road: Nine new flats are available for rent, which are perfect for medical students from the University of Cape Town, as it is very close to the medical campus in Observatory, Cape Town.

Apartments/Flats Development
Date

April 3, 2019

Client

Cape Living Developments

Category

Residential & Leisure

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