Where to start your property search in Pretoria
Whether you are looking for a place to invest after listing your property for sale in Johannesburg East, or have just decided to relocate to Pretoria, this article looks at some of the most popular suburbs on offer, while also revealing the average price of property in those areas.
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If you are constantly moving between Johannesburg and Pretoria, or on the lookout for investment opportunities after listing your property for sale in Johannesburg East, then you might be interested in the information below.
Pretoria, as one of South Africa’s major cities, is rife with possibility and is becoming a popular option for property buyers around South Africa.
Boasting all of the amenities one could need, along with excellent schooling facilities, transport options and employment opportunities, there are many reasons why this city could be perfect for you.
However, determining which suburbs you should invest in can be tricky, but a recent article from Private Property may prove to be useful.
Looking at their site in the month of July, they were able to pick out the top 10 most popular suburbs by tracking the number of views per sales listing. To make this even more useful, they listed the Median Asking Price to reveal what the average price of property would cost in each area.
The full list is as follows:
- Waverley (Moot) – R1 995 000
- Erasmuskloof (Pretoria East) – R1 950 000
- Queenswood (Moot) – R1 350 000
- Garsfontein (Pretoria East) – R1 650 000
- Lynnwood (Pretoria Central) – R2 897 000
- Rietvalleirand (Pretoria East) – R2 133 553
- Elardus Park (Pretoria East) – R1 490 000
- Menlo Park (Pretoria Central) – R2 550 000
- Moreleta Park (Pretoria East) – R1 795 000
- Faerie Glen (Pretoria East) – R1 985Â 000
It was interesting to note that interest was spread across suburbs that offer varying lifestyles. Menlo Park caters for buyers looking for modern facilities while the likes of Erasmuskloof appeals to nature lovers who enjoy being near the city without sacrificing some tranquillity.
If you are interested in exploring the property market in Pretoria, then these suburbs may be a good place for you to start.