Here's a 43m2 bachelor apartment for sale in the CBD for only R1 300 000. That's a bit steep for 43m2 right? Well to sweeten the deal the owner will throw in a used Mecedes SLK 350.
Much maligned (at least here) development The Ballinrobe in Sea Point seems to be back in action after construction stopped because they violated height restrictions. Sea Point reporter JP writes:
Drove past The Ballinrobe the other day and looks like building is back on. Guess the developers managed enough snot and trane to get City Council to retroactively approve their height restrictions.
This place was supposed to be finised over a year ago and now it looks like they're going to miss t he world cup tourists!
The developers are willing to combine Unit 103 and Unit 104 or Unit 104 & Unit 105 – Only possible with a full commitment from YOU!
Back in November 2008 this house in Glencairn Heights was on sale for R1 985 000, along with a used Land Rover as an incentive. 18 months later the same house is for sale for R1 695 000, although this time there's no car thrown in to sweeten the deal. I can't tell from the ad if it's still the original seller who couldn't sell the house and is now selling it R290 000 cheaper than they were asking 18 months ago or if it's the person who bought the house back then and now realises they're paying a massive bond and the days of 25% price growth they were pegging everything on are long gone and has decided to get rid of the albatross.
Who would've thought that the ugliest house ever built in Cape Town is still for sale at the bargain price of R14 500 000. This crime against your eyes has been on sale since at least August 2008. Buying this place will cost you not only a cool 14 bar but also your sense of style and the respect of your friends...
In September 2007 a 1 bed apartment in the Rockwell had an asking price of R1 520 000.