Miles Manders agent profile

Miles Manders

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Son to a German mother and a South African father, Miles has lived most of his life in Berlin, Germany. There he worked as an accredited property manager and real estate broker for a total of 4 years.

Since being a teenager he dreamed of moving back to Cape Town, where he has lived parts of his childhood.

He made his dream come true and after an acclimatisation phase in the Mother-City, joined the leading real estate office of the country - RE/MAX Living.

Well positioned and equipped with an amazing network Miles strives to combine his firm German eye for detail with the empathic and warm South African approach to life.

Truly international.

Estate Agent Property News Articles

Market & Opinion

The property market is showing signs of recovery

28 Feb 2025

South Africa’s property market is showing early signs of recovery, with the latest FNB House Price Index (HPI) revealing an increase to 1.2% year-over-year (y/y) in January 2025—the highest growth rate since June 2023. While still subdued, this trend signals improving buyer confidence, fueled by easing financial pressures and shifting lending conditions.

Market & Opinion

What you need to know about the property market in 2025

06 Jan 2025

Discover essential real estate strategies for South African buyers and sellers in 2025. Learn how to navigate market trends, secure the best deals, and achieve your property goals effectively.

Market & Opinion

South Africa’s property market: A balancing act between recovery and affordability

18 Nov 2024

The South African property market is entering a new chapter, characterized by cautious optimism and subtle shifts in activity. Despite encouraging signs of renewed interest, house prices remain relatively stagnant, leaving buyers, sellers, and industry professionals wondering: What’s next for the property market?

Market & Opinion

The property market: slow recovery, but positive momentum

30 Jan 2025

The South African housing market is showing some promising signs of recovery, but it's not quite smooth sailing just yet. According to the latest FNB House Price Index (HPI), house price growth remains slow, clocking in at just 0.9% in December. That’s slightly down from 1.0% in November, bringing the annual average to 0.8%—a dip from the 1.5% recorded in 2023. While this may seem underwhelming, it’s in line with expert predictions.