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Cape Town · Western Cape · Source snapshot 10 March 2025

DPWI Building — 104 Darling Street

104 Darling Street, Cape Town CBD

High RiskRelocation / eviction recordedGovernment-Owned Derelict

DPWI Building — 104 Darling Street, at 104 Darling Street, Cape Town CBD in Cape Town, appears in Odyssey's curated tracker as a government-owned derelict based on the cited record. The tracker records the source-dated status as relocation / eviction recorded, using a source snapshot dated 10 March 2025; this is not presented as a live current legal or occupancy status. Odyssey classifies the row as high risk for tracker navigation; that label is not a structural or fire-safety assessment. The cited tracker record carries an occupant estimate of approximately 30; it is not treated as a current headcount.

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Source-dated statusRelocation / eviction recorded
Building typeGovernment-Owned Derelict
Odyssey tracker risk classificationHigh Risk
Address104 Darling Street, Cape Town CBD, Cape Town, Western Cape
Source-reported occupants30
Legal ownerNational Department of Public Works and Infrastructure
Known syndicateNot available
Court order dateNot available
Documented fire incidents0
Source snapshot date10 March 2025

GroundUp reported on 10 March 2025 that residents at the DPWI-owned 104 Darling Street building faced eviction proceedings and that the City had declared it a problem building. B2 preserves that litigation/occupation snapshot and does not infer a later judgment, demolition decision or current occupancy.

Status citation — GroundUp, March 2025

Source snapshot 10 March 2025

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