Demand for properties to rent is at an all-time high, according to
Glenda Taylor, Director of Greeff Rentals. “It’s an excellent time to
invest in a property to rent, as you are unlikely to struggle to find a
tenant,” adds Taylor.
“Now is the optimal season to buy a property to rent out to the student
market,” says Mike Greeff, CEO of Greeff Properties, an exclusive
Affiliate of Christie’s International Real Estate. “From September
onwards, parents start seeking to secure accommodation for 2013 for
their varsity going children, so apartments and small houses close to
UCT in Rondebosch, Mowbray and Rosebank are excellent investment options and unlikely to depreciate in value as the demand is constant and growing ,” says Greeff. “Claremont
properties, close to the Jammie Shuttle are particularly sought after
too, and those with excellent security are usually snapped up first,”
adds Greeff, whose top choices include the brand new Herschel, where a
two- bedroom apartment is currently fetching R10 000 per month and
Intaba, where a one- bedroom apartment fetches R6 500 per month and a 2
bedroom apartment, R9 500.
“We have families with school-going children on waiting lists to find homes in the Southern Suburbs,
so buying a house near a school is an excellent move,” says Glenda
Taylor, adding that rentals for basic houses in Claremont,
Rondebosch, Newlands and Kenilworth, offering two bedrooms and up range from R8 000 to R20 000.
Buying to rent in Kirstenhof, Tokai, Bergvliet, Plumstead and Wynberg
is an equally good bet according to Greeff. “Obviously rentals vary
widely depending on area, accommodation and security offered and the
condition of the home, particularly the kitchen and bathrooms, but a
comparative analysis of rentals being achieved in the vicinity of your
property is vital if you’re planning to buy as an investment. Your
estate agent should be able to help you with this information,” says
Greeff.
Greeff is currently managing over 400 rental properties in the Southern
Suburbs. Examples of rentals being achieved by Greeff Rentals division
include: A two bed cottage in Kirstenhof for R5 500 per month, a
three-bedroom home with pool in Diep River for R9 000, a one -bedroom
apartment in Wynberg Chelsea for R9 000, a two- bedroomed garden flat
in Rondebosch for R6 200, a three-bedroom house with a pool and tennis
court in Constantia for R25 000, a three- bedroomed home with pool and
small garden on Steenberg golf estate for R35 000 per month and a four-
bedroomed, furnished home in Bishopscourt for R65 000 per month.
Original Source: Greeff Properties
Thursday, March 28, 2013
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Reasons to Love Camps Bay
The luxurious Camps Bay is a popular place for holidaymakers and Cape
Town locals alike; it’s the dream to have either a permanent home in
Camps
Bay or a luxury second home, purely for holidays. It offers some of the best Cape Town self catering accommodation available in the entire area; it is sought after by millions and owned by a handful. It’s no surprise therefore, that there are many reasons to absolutely love Camps Bay.
It’s a Beautiful Beach
There are few places in the world this beautiful; this pearly white beach is world famous and offers anyone amazingly lazy days where a comfortable beach chair and a perfect view is what you have to look forward too. The beach is busiest during the hot summer months from December to March. When lazing around on the beach why not rent a beach chair and buy a “lolly to make you jolly” from one of the numerous ice cream boys walking the beach; Camps Bay offers day after day of beach fun.
Nothing Blocking Your View
Camps Bay has no big malls and no other big buildings whatsoever; this means that the wonderful views of the mountains and the gorgeous sea are
unobstructed and you can feel that holiday-feeling all day long. The community takes great care to keep Camps Bay exactly the way it is, with no high buildings or skyscrapers.
Centrally Situated
It can’t simply just be explained exactly how perfectly Camps Bay is situated; while on the one hand you are in a dream world of beach bliss and adventure, on the other hand you are only five minutes away from the City of Cape Town and all its amenities. This is one of the most famous cities in the world and there are loads of attractions and activities to choose from. The wonderful V&A Waterfront is also close by where you can shop until you drop and enjoy some fine South African dining.
Table Mountain
Need we say more? The one-of-a-kind mountain is Cape Town’s pride and joy and can be seen from everywhere in town and from Camps Bay and Clifton. It is a constant reminder of how beautiful Cape Town is and of how special this place, full of possibilities and pride, is.
There are, of course, many other reasons to love Camps Bay and for those who call it home, they’ll simply tell you, you need no reason to love Camps Bay anyway. Next time you find yourself wondering which luxury Cape Town accommodation to use on your trip why not opt for Camps Bay?
Original Source: Holiday Bug / South Africa - A Lifestyle
Bay or a luxury second home, purely for holidays. It offers some of the best Cape Town self catering accommodation available in the entire area; it is sought after by millions and owned by a handful. It’s no surprise therefore, that there are many reasons to absolutely love Camps Bay.
It’s a Beautiful Beach
There are few places in the world this beautiful; this pearly white beach is world famous and offers anyone amazingly lazy days where a comfortable beach chair and a perfect view is what you have to look forward too. The beach is busiest during the hot summer months from December to March. When lazing around on the beach why not rent a beach chair and buy a “lolly to make you jolly” from one of the numerous ice cream boys walking the beach; Camps Bay offers day after day of beach fun.
Nothing Blocking Your View
Camps Bay has no big malls and no other big buildings whatsoever; this means that the wonderful views of the mountains and the gorgeous sea are
unobstructed and you can feel that holiday-feeling all day long. The community takes great care to keep Camps Bay exactly the way it is, with no high buildings or skyscrapers.
Centrally Situated
It can’t simply just be explained exactly how perfectly Camps Bay is situated; while on the one hand you are in a dream world of beach bliss and adventure, on the other hand you are only five minutes away from the City of Cape Town and all its amenities. This is one of the most famous cities in the world and there are loads of attractions and activities to choose from. The wonderful V&A Waterfront is also close by where you can shop until you drop and enjoy some fine South African dining.
Table Mountain
Need we say more? The one-of-a-kind mountain is Cape Town’s pride and joy and can be seen from everywhere in town and from Camps Bay and Clifton. It is a constant reminder of how beautiful Cape Town is and of how special this place, full of possibilities and pride, is.
There are, of course, many other reasons to love Camps Bay and for those who call it home, they’ll simply tell you, you need no reason to love Camps Bay anyway. Next time you find yourself wondering which luxury Cape Town accommodation to use on your trip why not opt for Camps Bay?
Original Source: Holiday Bug / South Africa - A Lifestyle
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