Don’t ignore Dainfern property

Whether you own property in Alberton and are looking for a decent investment opportunity, or have decided to relocate to another part of Gauteng, there is good reason why Dainfern should be near the top of your shopping list.

To ensure that you don’t miss out on expert tips in regards to the property market, it is a good idea to keep track of all the latest developments on the Private Property website. In a recent article, they put the focus on Dainfern and the incredible opportunity it is presenting to hopeful buyers.

This area may not be rich in history, with it having only been established a little over 25 years ago, but what it lacks in historical charm, it more than makes up for with modern developments. The area boasts an incredible array of residential options, along with impressive commercial nodes, and actually ranks as one of the fastest developing areas in Gauteng.

Dainfern is a part of the greater Fourways area, which is now becoming known as the New North as it looks to rival the likes of Sandton, and there is no sign of development easing over the next few years.

“Dainfern property is back in demand, especially with the R2.4 billion expansion of Fourways Mall and significantly, within the next 10 years, the next two stages of the Gautrain development,” said Craig Hutchison, who is the CEO of Engel & Völkers Southern Africa.

It owns a prime location right between the major cities of Johannesburg and Pretoria, meaning that it is highly accessible, and due to the fact that it offers excellent schooling facilities and fabulous entertainment centres, there is no real reason to head outside its borders for anything.

As it stands you can expect to pay anywhere from R600 000 for a studio apartment, up to R5 million for a high-end freestanding home.