What relocating to Sandton could cost you
Moving to Sandton has become a goal for a lot of people as they chase the bright city lights, and if you have recently put up your property for sale in Soweto to get closer to the action, then this is what you can expect to pay for a new home
For many, living in Sandton is a goal and if you have put up your property for sale in Soweto in the hopes of chasing the bright city lights, then this will assist you.
Sandton is one of the South Africa’s business and commercial hubs, and carving out your own space in this bustling area can come at quite a cost. To give you a broad understanding of the amount that you may have to fork out to book a spot in Sandton, we have looked at prices ranging from top to bottom across some of the most popular suburbs.
Owning a home in this suburb is something that has long been reserved for an exclusive group. The Median Asking Price is just short of R16 million, though houses will fetch on average around R25 million. That is peanuts compared to what one palatial home was listed for recently though, with that property hitting the market at a tear-inducing R150 million!
Dropping down slightly, Bryanston is regarded as arguably the most popular suburb in Sandton. It is attractive to all types, from full families to rising professionals. Bryanston has it all in terms of amenities, and is even home to a number of top schools. Don’t expect homes to come cheap though, with around R6 million being needed to purchase a house in the area.
Prices for houses here drop to around R3 million and this could be the perfect starting point for many. Not only does it offer strong security, with majority of the area having security booms, but it also offers a tranquil lifestyle. Added to this, property prices in the area enjoyed the highest growth last year when compared to all other suburbs in Sandton. So if you are considering making the move, this might be the spot for you.
