Suburbs to look at if you are relocating to Durban
Before you go ahead and list your property for sale in Heidelberg and start your new life on the coast, we have compiled a list of some of the most popular suburbs in Durban. Getting to know the rental costs involved and what is available could help ease your concern ahead of relocating.
The time has come and you are ready to escape the hustle and bustle of Gauteng by relocating to the coast, but before you list your property for sale in Heidelberg, you may want to consider where your next move will be.
To assist with this, we have compiled a list of some of the most popular suburbs in KwaZulu-Natal, as well as give you an indication of what the rental prices will be.
Offering a central location, Musgrave has become one of the most convenient and interesting suburbs to live in. It is alive with a variety of cultures, ages and interests, and is easily accessed via public transport systems. Added to this, there are also a number of schools, colleges and universities close by. Musgrave Centre adds some history to the area, with it being the oldest shopping centre in Durban. You can expect to pay around R8500 for a flat in this area, while houses are an average of R12 250 per month.
A highly fashionable suburb, Glenwood boasts some trendy coffee shops and eateries, while it also has some incredible schools. Being fairly close to the CBD, as well as having a university close by makes it a popular option in Durban. Rental of a flat in this area is likely to cost you around R6550, while a house fetches around R13 250 per month.
Recent developments in the area have attracted a steady stream of residents. The location puts you in close proximity to major commercial areas both north of Durban and the CBD. You’ll never be short of things to do, while it also has excellent sporting facilities. Renting a flat here is likely to cost you around R12 500 per month, while a house is just shy of R20 000 per month on average.
