Recent economic developments that have given consumers’ wallets relief have resulted in South Africa’s property market recovering, with more people buying houses, especially in Cape Town.
He adds that the Western Cape remains the standout performer, however, they have noticed an increase in recent months in different key metropolitan areas. There has also been an increase in demand for high-end residential areas.
He says Cape Town has seen the most demand in luxury properties and pricing pressure is also growing due to limited stock. Houses ranging between R27 million to R66 million have been sold recently. The areas such as Paarl, Hermanus and Durbanville remain popular on the market. being sensitive to higher interest rates currently applicable, the increases in the cost of living and buyer affordability.