Cape {town} Etc wishes to clarify aspects of our article titled ‘Engineering challenges stall Green Point apartment project,’ published on 18 May 2025.
It has been brought to our attention that certain aspects of the article may have conveyed incorrect or unverified information regarding the status and technical feasibility of the proposed development at the site currently occupied by Spar and Ultra Liquors on Main Road, Green Point.
The article was intended to reflect community sentiment and public interest surrounding the changes taking place in Green Point, particularly the planned redevelopment of the site currently occupied by Spar and Ultra Liquors. Our reporting included reference to geotechnical activity on site and noted community concerns regarding the possible implications for construction.
However, we acknowledge that the language used in parts of the article may have created an unintended impression that the Berman Brothers’ development is facing confirmed or insurmountable engineering issues or delays. We wish to clarify that we do not own direct or confirmed information from the developers or their engineering teams regarding any such delays, and that no comment or clarification was received from them before publication.
We regret any reputational harm or public misunderstanding that may have arisen as a result of our reporting. It was never our intention to cast doubt on the professionalism or integrity of the Berman Brothers or to misrepresent the status of their project.
We are committed to ensuring our coverage remains fair, well-sourced and reflective of the facts available to us.
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