Real Estate Industry News

Cape Town’s Atlantic Seaboard continues to shine as a top-tier destination for property investors in 2025. With its stunning natural beauty, robust infrastructure, and strong community initiatives, this region offers unparalleled opportunities for both local and international investors.​

Real estate remains one of the most secure and rewarding investment options in South Africa, particularly in prime locations such as Sea Point. Read more to see why

As we reflect on this year, it is impossible not to marvel at the exceptional performance of the property market along the Atlantic Seaboard of Cape Town, known by many as the "South of France of Africa."

Cape Town’s Atlantic Seaboard, particularly Sea Point, Clifton, and Camps Bay has become one of South Africa’s most sought-after trophy home markets. For both local and international investors, these neighbourhoods offer the perfect mix of luxury living and exceptional investment value.

Odette Maartens, Head of Rentals at DG Properties, discusses how premium properties, particularly those with ocean views or in sought-after locations like Seapoint, command much higher rental prices.

Odette Maartens, Head of Rentals at DG Properties, discusses the desirable features of the Sea Point area in Cape Town, including its safety, security presence, reputable schools and more

Odette discusses how Sea Point has been voted one of the coolest neighbourhoods in the world

We sit down with Odette Maartens, Head of Rentals at DG Properties, who joins us in the boardroom to talk about the beautiful seaside community of Sea Point.

Paul Berman talks about the benefits of buying off-plan property, including the opportunity to customize the apartment to your needs

Paul Berman discusses the merits of investing in property versus shares in South Africa

We discuss the desirability of Sea Point and the Atlantic seaboard in South Africa, which is driven by demand from foreigners and people relocating from other parts of the country.

Paul Berman discusses the significant impact of interest rates on the real estate market.

Paul Berman discusses the high demand for Cape Town's Atlantic seaboard, which is often referred to as the 'South of France of Africa'.