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Searching for the perfect house can be daunting if you don't know the residential property neighborhoods. Click through the provinces, towns and suburbs to find your perfect home for sale or rent. Get insight from the local estate agents to make an informed decision before buying or selling your next house. We recommend getting a head start by knowing what you can afford with our home loan pre-qualification service or using our bond calculator to calculate your monthly bond installments.
Featured Neighbourhoods
Kalk Bay
Kalk Bay, a seaside village on the False Bay coastline of Cape Town, Western Cape, is known for its vibrant mix of history, culture, and coastal charm. Once a traditional fishing community, it has grown into a sought-after residential and holiday destination. Kalk Bay appeals to property buyers with its scenic views, bohemian character, and convenient location, offering a balance of relaxed living and access to city amenities.
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Melkbosstrand
Melkbosstrand, a coastal town on the northern outskirts of Cape Town in the Western Cape, is a popular residential and holiday destination. Known for its long sandy beaches, relaxed atmosphere, and family-friendly environment, Melkbosstrand has become a sought-after location for property buyers. Its combination of natural beauty, convenient location, and strong community appeal makes it attractive to both permanent residents and investors.
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Oudtshoorn
Oudtshoorn, set in the semi-arid Klein Karoo of the Western Cape, is South Africa’s well-known ostrich farming hub and a gateway to the Cango Caves and Swartberg mountains. The town offers a relaxed pace, heritage architecture, and good access to Garden Route amenities. For property buyers and investors, Oudtshoorn combines affordability, a stable community, and a range of real estate options suited to families, retirees, and those seeking value in a desirable regional centre.
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Bronkhorstspruit
Bronkhorstspruit, on the eastern edge of the City of Tshwane in Gauteng, is a growing regional town known for its dam, agricultural surrounds, and easy access to Pretoria and the Mpumalanga corridor. The area offers a practical, value-for-money property market with a relaxed, small-town feel. Buyers considering real estate in Bronkhorstspruit are drawn by its family-friendly neighbourhoods, lifestyle estates near the water, and convenient links for commuting and business.
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Gordons Bay
It is all about the spectacular waterfront in Gordon’s Bay - nestled among the cliffs of the Helderberg Mountains lies this picturesque town with its impressive property.
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Umhlanga
It’s hot, it’s bold, and as it continues to attract more multibillion-rand residential and retail property developments – and more ultra-wealthy international investors - Umhlanga is increasingly looking like South Africa’s own Dubai.
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Kathu
Kathu, meaning "town under the trees," is the iron ore capital of the province and supports a growing number of employees of the mine in the area.
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Jeffreys Bay
Jeffrey’s Bay is known the world over as J-Bay, the surfing mecca of South Africa. The perfect waves enticing surfers from around the world to visit its shores, and in some cases even becoming the permanent home of these world-class athletes.
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George
The bustling town of George lies in the fertile valley of the Outeniqua Mountains and enjoys some of the most breathtaking views of the Garden Route.
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Sandton
Considered the heart of Johannesburg, Sandton is one of the most important financial and business hubs in South Africa. It attracts many industry business powerhouses to its centre, and along with it come those seeking to make a name for themselves here.
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Somerset West
The town of Somerset West is not only encircled by striking mountains and hills which are covered in vineyards, but it also enjoys nearby sandy beaches and sparkling ocean landscapes. There is no place like Somerset West when you are looking for a town to enjoy your love of scenic beauty, wine, decadent food, and history in.
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Bloemfontein
Known as the City of Roses, Bloemfontein is much more than just a stop-over on your way to Cape Town.
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Camps Bay
The affluent and world-renowned Camps Bay boasts not only with picturesque beaches and incredible views, it is also known for its breathtaking luxury properties.
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Franschhoek
The French corner of the Cape, Franschhoek lies in one of the most beautiful wine valleys in the world, just 45 minutes’ from Cape Town and within half an hour of the Stellenbosch, Paarl, Wellington, and Somerset West wine routes.
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Midstream Estate
The leafy estate lies on the eastern border of Centurion and boasts with a variety of amenities and property choices that would suit every style of buyer - whether you are looking for a lock-up-and-go property or a home to enjoy your retirement. The estate has become a ‘lifestyle of choice’ for many who don’t want to live in Johannesburg or Pretoria, yet need easy access to both.
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Sedgefield
Sedgefield is a coastal paradise on South Africa's Garden Route, offering an enviable lifestyle amidst stunning natural surroundings
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Fish Hoek
This historic coastal town of Fish Hoek is popular with commuters, retirees and holidaymakers alike - from the slow pace to the idyllic beaches this little stretch of coastline is the perfect place to put down roots.
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Constantia
Situated in the Southern Suburbs, Constantia is one of the most popular residential suburbs in Cape Town. The area offers large plots of land and generously-proportioned homes.
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Sunset Beach
Sunset Beach is an exclusive upmarket estate where property owners are blessed with exquisite views of Table Mountain and Robben Island.
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Gansbaai
Despite its rise in popularity the unpretentious village of Gansbaai remains a fishing village at heart - much to the delight of residents and visitors alike.
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Cape Town
Cape Town is home to one of the most cosmopolitan communities in the world and certainly lives up to its title as the Mother City. From its beginnings as the port for the Dutch fleets, Cape Town has evolved into one of the most modern cities in South Africa and the African continent.
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Johannesburg
Johannesburg is known by various names just as diverse as the residents - Jozi, Jo’burg, Joeys, eGoli. From its humble beginning as a mining town, Johannesburg has evolved into a buzzing urban hub of activity. From high rises dotting the skyline to leafy suburbs with sprawling properties, the city reflects the history of its growth and major events in Southern African history.
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Bettys Bay
Arguably the most picturesque town in South Africa, Betty’s Bay has evolved from a humble whaling station to a world-class tourist destination.
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Port Elizabeth
Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth) is also known as the “the windy city” or “the friendly city” and is the second oldest city in South Africa. While the city is steeped in history and culture it is a bustling city with many businesses and industrial ventures.
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Pretoria
Situated in the Northern part of Gauteng, Pretoria offers residents a melting pot of culture, tradition, history and first world commerce.
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Milnerton
With a mixture of beachfront apartments, modern townhouses and established homes Milnerton has a range of property options on offer for every type of buyer or tenant.
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Lonehill
The Lonehill area has become one of the most sought-after property investment locations in Northern Johannesburg.
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Knysna
Arguably one of the most picturesque places in South Africa is Knysna, situated along the Garden Route, Western Cape.
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Blaauwberg
Known for the vibe, Blaauwberg is a bustling area filled with fitness lovers and families alike - all flocking to the area due to its relative affordability compared to other Cape Town suburbs and its active social and outdoor activity scene.
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Guy de la Porte
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What makes Airport Industria a great suburb?
Airport Industria Airport Industria, the Airport’s Oldest and Most Established Industrial Area Airport Industria consists of two distinct areas, divided by the Airport approach road. The first industrial area to be established was the area north of the approach road. Airport Industria has a CID (City Improvement District) in place which has greatly improved security. Its close proximity to the Cape Town International Airport, central location, access to labour and the N2 has made Airport Industria one of Cape Town’s most sought-after industrial locations. Major users in the area include Distell, NGK Ceramics, and Stefanutti Stocks. Airport Industria has a number of popular industrial parks
The typical Airport Industria buyer
Airport Industria consists not only of Airport related businesses but it is a major logistics hub very central to all areas around Cape Town
Price overview of Airport Industria
Rental range from R80 per m² plus Vat. Purchase prices from R8000 per m² plus Vat
Popular in Airport Industria
Proximity to the Airport, Harbour and the N2 national road
My Airport Industria tip
Properties are scarce. If you find one that suits you, act fast!
Michelle Severin
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What makes Raptors View a great suburb?
Raptors View Wildlife Estate is situated close to town but feels like you're right in the bushveld. Stands are a hectare in size, affording privacy from neighbours and beautiful surroundings including mountain views, river front views, dams and a bird hide. There are a number of walking trails of varying lengths that can also be enjoyed. The estate is very safe and well managed with an estate manager in place; homeowner's association and 24-hour security and access control.
The typical Raptors View buyer
The ownership is quite mixed. There are retirees, local families who live and work in the area, and holiday makers who own a house but don't live there permanently. These could be South Africans or foreigners.
Price overview of Raptors View
Prices range from roughly R4 000 000 - R8 000 000. Rentals range from roughly R15 000 - R40 000 per month
Popular in Raptors View
Southern Cross Schools, located right at the entrance of the estate, is a highly regarded nature-based school that’s popular with local families. Just a short drive away, residents have easy access to a range of amenities, including the Kamogelo Tourism Centre and an excellent selection of restaurants. Local favourites include The Hat & Creek, Maroela Bar, Hoedspruit Café, and Keystone Café, among others, ensuring plenty of dining options nearby.
My Raptors View tip
The estate is very popular as it is well located and has a real bushveld feel. Values are steadily increasing year on year in the estate. The estate offers a fantastic way of living.
Patricia Labuschagne
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What makes Ramsgate a great suburb?
Ramsgate is a picturesque and artistic coastal village on the KwaZulu-Natal South Coast, known for its lush surroundings, unspoiled beaches, and strong sense of community. It offers a peaceful, upmarket atmosphere while still being close to key amenities. The Ramsgate Blue Flag beach, nature trails, popular restaurants, and art galleries make it an attractive destination for nature lovers and culture seekers alike. It’s ideal for those wanting a quieter, more refined seaside lifestyle.
The typical Ramsgate buyer
Ramsgate attracts a more discerning buyer — typically retirees, semi-grated professionals, artists, and entrepreneurs looking for serenity and beauty. Many buyers are interested in lifestyle properties, with space for home offices or studios. Investors seeking high-end holiday accommodation also target the area due to its appeal among upmarket tourists.
Price overview of Ramsgate
Properties in Ramsgate span a wide range. Apartments in secure complexes start from around R600,000, while homes with sea views or unique character features can range from R1.5 million to R3.5 million and beyond. Vacant land is also available for those wanting to build their dream home. Prices have remained stable, with strong demand for quality properties close to the beach or set in leafy, tranquil areas.
Popular in Ramsgate
Unique and character-rich homes, beachfront apartments, and luxury holiday villas are in demand. Properties that blend indoor and outdoor living—such as those with decks, ocean views, or indigenous gardens—are especially popular. Ramsgate’s quieter lifestyle makes freestanding homes more appealing here than in denser tourist hubs.
My Ramsgate tip
Consider investing in homes with distinctive features—Ramsgate buyers value charm and individuality. Properties closer to the Blue Flag beach or the lagoon are more desirable and tend to hold value. Ramsgate is also a hotspot for pet-friendly and nature-focused buyers—highlight garden space and natural surroundings in listings. Holiday letting can be lucrative, especially with tasteful, well-equipped homes that appeal to upmarket visitors.
Lesley Pretorius
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What makes Randpark Ridge a great suburb?
Affordability, well established and has an appealing neighbourly feel and appealing to families and 1st-time homeowners. The suburb is central to malls, hospitals, schools and is easily accessible from the main routes.
The typical Randpark Ridge buyer
1st time home buyers, families, and retiring couples. Also appealing to investors in new property developments
Price overview of Randpark Ridge
Prices ranging from R550 000 for the complex and apartment living. Freestanding is a wide range from R1mill to R4mil and more.
Popular in Randpark Ridge
Lifestyle Garden Centre Northgate & Clearwater Malls Eagle Canyon & Jackal Creek Golf Courses
My Randpark Ridge tip
There is a definite opportunity currently to take advantage of lower interest rates, to invest in the property market and to get a property that is in a GREAT Location!
Ari Voyiatzis
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What makes Sunset Beach a great suburb?
Beach front suburb, nominated number 1 Suburb in SA in 2019
The typical Sunset Beach buyer
Afluent Corporate CEO/business owner
Price overview of Sunset Beach
R5.5 million to R6.5 million, R25 000 - R35 000 per month rentals
Popular in Sunset Beach
Beach, Ocean Square, Canal Walk, Cape Town V&A, Curro Century City, Milnerton Primary, Milnerton High, Parklands College, Milnerton Medi Clinic
My Sunset Beach tip
We only have two entrances into Sunset Beach, so security is excellent. We are on the beach side of Otto du Plessis, so no main road needed to cross to get to the beach. We are an international kite haven, with a very European vibe half of the year.
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