In a report released by Livingstone Properties, they picked out the ten most expensive spots to live in South Africa. Cape Town folk will be more than happy to see that both their leafy suburbs and their swanky seaside homes have cleaned up.
- Clifton is the most expensive place in South Africa with house-prices averaging around R12-million!
- Steenberg Golf Estate which is situated in the winelands area of Constantia was ranked second-highest in the country with average house prices coming in at around R11-million.
- Llandudno is third on the list; the average house price in this sea-side suburb came in at around R8-million.
- Westcliff is the first non-Cape Town suburb to make an appearance with the average house selling around the R8-million mark, too. Westcliff is also referred to as “old-money enclave”.
- Cape Town is back in the ranks with the V&A Waterfront residential marina coming in at number five.
- Sixth on the list is Bishopscourt, the massive suburb located in the Southern Suburb area of Cape Town.
- A KwaZulu Natal features 7th on the list thanks to the Zimbali Coastal Resort with house prices also being in the R8-million range.
- Constantia in Cape Town, again, came in at 8th. This suburb has taken a bit of a drop, it used to be quite high on the list.
- Upscale Sandhurst, in Sandton, which some describe as “home to many of South Africa’s captains of industry” is at nine.
- Trendy, cosmopolitan Camps Bay was ranked 10th. House prices at an average of R6.6-million with a view to boot.
Love the report