City Park

City Park is a mixed-use scheme at 111 Bree Street, Cape Town, South Africa. It is the redevelopment of the former Christian Barnard hospital, presented by Ingenuity Property Investments (Pty) Ltd. According to the developer, the building is being redeveloped to combine offices, retail, a hotel and branded apartments. This page describes the scheme using what the developer publishes. It gives no prices and no completion date, because neither appears on the developer's pages.

What the scheme includes

The developer's project page and the project website list the following components:

• Offices: 10,500 m², which the developer describes as "Premium Grade" office space on its project page.
• Retail: 2,500 m² of retail space, according to the developer's project page.
• Hotel: 142 rooms, according to the developer's project page.
• Homes: 68 branded apartments on the developer's project page (called "branded residences" on the project website).
• Parking: 1,000 bays, a figure shown on the project website.
• Other uses: co-working space, restaurants and cafés, mentioned on the project website.

"Branded apartments" means homes attached to a brand. The pages consulted do not say which brand is attached to the apartments, or which one operates the hotel.

Where City Park is

The address published on the project website is 111 Bree Street, Cape Town. The developer places the project in what it calls the "cultural core" of the city and describes it as sitting within the city's historic fabric. Those are the developer's words: its pages give no figures about the area (prices, rents, footfall) to go with that description, and this page adds none.

A hospital conversion

City Park starts from an existing building: the former Christian Barnard hospital. The project website describes the development as revitalising a historic landmark and as a mixed-use space that blends modern functionality with heritage. The pages consulted do not explain which parts of the building are kept, or what the works involve. The architect and the building contractor are not named either.

Where the project stands

The developer writes that the old hospital "is being redeveloped". The scheme is therefore presented as under way, with no information on how far the works have progressed, on a delivery timetable, or on whether any part is already open.

Who is behind it

The scheme is listed among the projects of Ingenuity Property Investments (Pty) Ltd. On its website, Ingenuity describes itself as a property investment company whose core strategic focus is to acquire and develop property, with its activity oriented towards the Western Cape region. The project website names no co-developer and no building contractor.

What is not published

• Sale or rental prices for the apartments, offices and retail units.
• Sizes and layouts of the 68 apartments listed on the developer's project page (number of rooms, floors, plans).
• The completion date and the works timetable.
• The hotel brand and the brand attached to the apartments.
• Terms of sale or letting: levies, payment terms, legal form of ownership of the units.

For all of these, the party to ask is the developer, Ingenuity Property Investments, which can be reached through the contact page of its website. The figures given here are those shown on the developer's project page and on the project website on the date they were consulted (13 October 2026). A scheme that is still being built can change: only the developer can confirm the final mix, preferably in writing.