Area Profiles

As one of the fastest-growing urban areas on the East Rand, Kempton Park is the ideal place to buy property for a strong investment! You can find properties stretching across a multi-million rand value, to townhouses in secure complexes, affordable family homes and cluster developments - making it suitable for anyone and everyone. Surrounding Transport Giving Kempton Park a serious competitive edge, is its O.R. Tambo International Airport that brings attraction from all over Gauteng. The Gautrain stops at the Kempton CBD, allowing residents easy access to all the established business and commercial areas in Johannesburg, Rosebank, Sandton, and Midrand....

Wrapped in a blanket of lush green trees, Krugersdorp is a place of gold. Ideal for property investment and settling down, the town is a well-known mining city on the West Rand of Gauteng. Natural resources such as gold, manganese, iron, and lime are actively extracted in and around the area to this day. The city is rich with historic buildings, well-kept churches, state-of-the-art sports facilities, and houses a sports stadium. This mining town also features a modern business centre with shopping malls, restaurants and more. The area is constantly growing and expanding as it continues to attract the working class. Surrounding Transport The town's...

As one of South Africa's most rapidly developing cities, Midrand is the perfect location for smart and safe property investment. It began as the Halfway House between Pretoria and Johannesburg, and is now a highly sought after spot for those looking to settle in a shiny new, up-and-coming hub. Surrounding Transport With the N1 highway situated in the centre of Midrand, and the Gautrain rapid rail network running through - linking Johannesburg and Pretoria - residents have easy access to all the major commercial centres around Gauteng. The location has its own Grand Central Airport and is conveniently situated between the O.R. Tambo and Lanseria...

Tshwane, better known to many as Pretoria, is South Africa's executive and National capital. This purple paradise is often referred to as the "Jacaranda City" -dressed in purple as thousands of Jacaranda trees line the streets. The city includes little town-like areas including Centurion, Cullinan, Bronkhorstspruit, Pretoria, Bapsfontein and all their surrounding areas. These little towns formerly had separate municipalities but have now been merged into the new "Tshwane District Municipality". Surrounding Transport As one of South Africa's leading cities, transport is readily available with various municipal buses in operation, as well as the...

Randburg - a large city in Gauteng - is home to over 32, mostly residential suburbs. This upmarket area is a dream to live in - boasting an endless supply of family-friendly entertainment, and luscious green park-like areas. Randburg faces competition with Sandton (which is often the preferred location for businesses) however, offers lower rentals and property prices, whilst still providing easy transportation to the west and central Johannesburg. Surrounding Transport The affluent area of Randburg is conveniently situated within close proximity to the major highway, ensuring you have easy access to an abundance of shopping malls, restaurants, tourist...

Roodepoort is one of South Africa's most famous historic suburbs, its prize possession being the Walter Sisulu Botanical Gardens - named after the great anti-Apartheid stalwart who served as Secretary-General and Deputy President of the ANC organization. The picture-perfect, luscious green gardens make for a beautiful backdrop in the area.  Scattered around its charming neighbourhoods, there has been an increase of new apartment blocks and complexes in the area. Due to its rising popularity in the property market, investors are jumping on the opportunity to purchase.  Surrounding Transport You can travel around Roodepoort via taxi, bus or car. With the...

Set apart by its towering skyscrapers and characterised by its sophistication and advanced industry, Sandton is an unparalleled, world-class location. The area is known as the "Manhattan of Africa" for good reason, as it hosts some of the most impressive commercial, retail and residential destinations in South Africa. Surrounding Transport Close to Randburg, Midrand and Kempton Park, residents can easily hop on to the nearby N1 or N3 highway and go anywhere they want. The Gautrain station is also quickly accessible from Sandton's neighbourhoods, further adding to the location's convenience. Residents can find the O.R. Tambo International Airport just 30...

The southern border of the city of Johannesburg's mining belt links to the cultural and vibrant Soweto. Although the name Soweto is an abbreviation for South Western Townships, this metropolitan area filled with diverse cultures, hardly fits the stereotypical definition of a township anymore. In fact, Soweto is rumoured to house more millionaires than anywhere else in South Africa. Property here ranges from RDP houses to magnificent mansions. Successful businesses have also sprung up in Soweto to improve the lifestyle of residents in the area. People are drawn to the opportunity and upbeat lifestyle that Soweto offers, and remains rich in political history and is...

The Atlantic Seaboard is a narrow band of suburbs located between the Table Mountain range and the Atlantic Ocean on Cape Town's western coastline. The proximity to the ocean and lively city-centre makes it a beloved destination for both locals and tourists alike. This idyllic and picturesque area is rich in beauty and in culture. It's clear to see why properties here are so sought after by investors. Surrounding Transport Not only is a drive along the Atlantic ocean a scenic experience, but the city of Cape Town's transport infrastructure makes for a pleasant and convenient travel experience. You can take your daily commute via the MyCiti bus, this option...

Bantry Bay is an exclusive suburb of Cape Town on the bottom slopes of Lion’s Head, between Clifton and Sea Point, overlooking a rocky coastline.  It is, as Cilfton, one of the most wind-free areas in the Cape (enjoying around 290 wind free days a year).  It was originally called Botany Bay as it was a botanical garden that was planted here for the cultivation of medicinal herbs, and was renamed during World War I. Freehold property in Bantry Bay is a small portion of the overall market (20,59%) and the remainder is sectional title schemes.  Most of the homes built here are designed to maximise on the views, often with multiple levels, and the...