Dilapidated municipality building in Nelson Mandela Bay Metro's CBD, once harboring vagrants, has been successfully demolished. UrbanRenewal NelsonMandelaBay
Alec Brett Properties, Action committees as well as the municipality collaborated to make this project a success. They now intend to use the now vacant land to build a parking area and construction is underway.
Alec Brett Property Trust trustee says, “We have international tenants here and they were complaining about the safety of the place. Every one wasn’t happy, the place was in a bad state which is bad for the businesses.” “When we came here to see, we were very disgusted by what we saw. There were illegal activities like drug abuse and cable stripping. This was a menace to the society. We want to be an example that this can be done all over the country.”
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