Where you should look to rent when moving to Cape Town
If you want to escape the fast pace of Gauteng and are considering listing your property for sale in Melville to head down to the Western Cape, then we will help you find the ideal spot to settle in the Mother City. This article looks at some of the more popular suburbs as well as rental costs.
Have you found that the bright lights and fast pace of Johannesburg is getting a bit much and are ready to list your property for sale in Melville in the hopes of heading down to the Western Cape?
Whether you are looking to find a great rental spot to enjoy the start of your retirement, or want to test the waters in another city, then we will help you find the ideal suburb in the Mother City.
This suburb has grown tremendously in recent years and become a popular spot for those relocating from up country. Tableview is great for families, singles or couples as it is in close proximity to the CBD, while it also has all of the facilities needed, from hospitals to schools and shopping centres. A flat in Tableview can range from R8000 to R10 000 depending on the area, while houses fetch around R14 000 monthly.
This trendy suburb has a rich history and is within close proximity to the city. An interesting place, Obs is a multi-cultural suburb that is popular with everyone from students to high-earning professionals. The University of Cape Town is close by while it is also not short of shops, restaurants and entertainment venues. Flats in this area will cost around R12 950 monthly while a house could set you back around R15Â 000.
If you prefer being closer to the CBD, Gardens is one of the most popular areas to choose. Resting near the foot of Table Mountain, Gardens has a bustling strip of activity on Kloof Road while the surrounding streets offer a laid back feel. A flat in Gardens comes at a pretty hefty price of around R15 250 per month while a house goes for R21 500 monthly on average.
