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Glenelg North: 14 homes get planning consent

Fourteen homes at 3 Patawalonga Frontage received planning consent on 22 July. Okin Capital’s five-level scheme includes basement parking, with several design details still reserved.

GoSiteHunt EditorialPublished 2 min readSources checked

Boats and waterfront buildings at the Glenelg marina on the Patawalonga, viewed from King Street Bridge. Area photograph — not the approved development.
Area photograph — not the approved developmentGlenelg marina viewed from Michael Herbert (King Street) Bridge, Glenelg North, photographed in December 2013. Area photograph — not the approved development.Photo: Daniel Beale / Wikimedia Commons · Image source ↗ · CC BY-SA 3.0 ↗

Key takeaways

  • Planning consent granted on 2026-07-22, subject to conditions and reserved matters.
  • The accompanying photograph shows area context, not the approved project.

The decision

A 14-home development at 3 Patawalonga Frontage, Glenelg North, received State Commission Assessment Panel planning consent on 22 July 2026. Okin Capital’s project, designed by Enzo Caroscio Architecture, comprises five levels with basement parking.

Privacy, materials, sustainability and mechanical-noise details remain reserved. The consent is subject to conditions, and the records checked do not establish a subsequent construction start.

GoSiteHunt analysis: look beyond the waterfront address

When comparing development sites, the setting is only part of the assessment. Parking arrangements and detailed design requirements can materially affect a scheme. Read the conditions alongside the dwelling count, then check the controls and assumptions for the property you are actually researching.

Read the sources

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  1. SCAP decision ↗saplanningcommission.sa.gov.au

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