“It’s not another version of the CBD and will take on its own identity,” says Marco Morgan, an urban planner at GrowZA.
Morgan argues that redeveloping Bellville into Cape Town’s second CBD could decentralise business activity, reduce congestion, and bring much-needed innovation.
He points to examples of successful urban re-imagining in other cities and believes Bellville’s revitalisation could enhance economic and social dynamics.
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