Cape Town suburbs to check out if you are relocating
If you have decided to pack up, list your property for sale in Randburg and head down to Cape Town, then this is the piece for you. To help you find the ideal space, we have sourced some of the most popular suburbs in Cape Town and listed the average cost of renting a property there.
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Relocating to the coast can be a daunting process, so if you are listing your property for sale in Randburg and heading down to the Western Cape, we have found some of the best suburbs to consider before hitting the road.
Whether you are hoping for different career opportunities, or finding a new place to explore at the start of your retirement, the Western Cape is certainly one of the most majestic places in South Africa. To help you settle in, we have assessed some of the most popular suburbs for renting in the Western Cape at present, as well as the average cost of renting a house or flat in these suburbs.
This tranquil suburb is located just minutes away from the CBD and has become a popular option for young professionals. The area is close to all the required amenities, offers stunning views of Table Mountain and is certainly not short of trendy coffee shops. Property in and around the CBD comes at a hefty cost, with flats going for a monthly rental of R15 000 on average while houses will fetch around R25 000.
Similar to Vredehoek, Gardens is extremely close to the CBD and has a vibrant mix of trendy restaurants and laid-back suburban living. The ability to walk to work in the city is also a major drawcard for young adults. Flats in Gardens go for around R15 250 per month while houses will set you back around R21 500.
If you are relocating with your family, then Tableview is a solid choice. Not only is the beach close by, the area also boasts excellent shopping facilities, schools and all other amenities. Rental prices are more reasonable, with flats costing around R10 500 monthly while a house will cost around R14 000 per month.