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What causes your property's value to increase?

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There has been a steady increase in property prices in many areas over the past few years. Particularly if you intend to sell the home at some point in the future, it is in your best interest to be aware of the factors that influence its worth in your neighbourhood.

Housing costs in metropolitan areas tend to surge due to increased demand and a limited supply of suitable properties. The rising value of real estate in Cape Town reflects the city's growing population. However, the value of the real estate in the area is impacted by a wide range of factors, many of which assist in attracting diverse homebuyers.

An exceptional location that fits the bill

The location of a property is important because it needs to be attractive and easy to live in. Table Mountain, ocean vistas, and Cape Town's spectacular architecture all contribute to the city's already desirable setting, making Cape Town a hotspot that commands a high asking price.

Availability of space may be limited in a high-demand region, which is something to think about as well, as Cape Town is a city hemmed in by mountains and the sea, reducing the amount of usable land for new construction. 

Prices are driven by new developments and economic expansion

If you want to purchase a new house, building in Cape Town may be expensive because of the city's location, zoning limits, and the demand for infrastructure. In a suburb that has recently seen significant development, the value of your home may rise as a direct result of the increased desirability of the neighbourhood.

The real estate in Cape Town remains in great demand, mostly due to the city's picturesque scenery and fantastic amenities. Aside from that, it has become one of the country's fastest-growing metro regions because of the city's thriving commercial side, which contributes to the housing demand and property value increase in the area.

Demand for homes in affluent neighbourhoods

Cape Town has many beautiful neighbourhoods, so if you're considering purchasing property there, you should know that it will sell for a high price. As a result, the locations become more attractive as a place to invest in real estate, which drives up prices across the board.

With its status as a popular tourist destination, some areas have seen a surge in the number of expats looking to buy property. In addition, all of the suburbs around Cape Town have their unique feel, and the excellent public services in these neighbourhoods give the property markets a significant boost.

Having easy access to local amenities

One of the most attractive features of residences in the area is their vicinity to the city centre, which allows for a quick commute. It dramatically improves the property's resale value compared to remote locations because buyers can more easily see themselves living there. Many buyers are prepared to pay a premium for a home that will reduce their commute time.

Finding a property that meets your needs and budget is manageable, given the abundance of areas. These suburbs include Sea Point, Green Point, and Fresnaye, which offer coastal promenades, numerous malls and restaurants, and other amenities.

Overall, the real estate boom can be explained by the factors mentioned above: a great location, many people wanting to buy, and superb facilities and amenities. Although it varies from area to area, it is the main reason why real estate investments in and around Cape Town are typically safe bets and why your property's value will continue to increase.

You can count on the real estate professionals at DG Properties to give you the information you need to buy or sell a house confidently. Contact us for more details.

Author: DG Properties

Submitted 26 Apr 23 / Views 702

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