Area Profiles

East London real estate can be found at the northern end of a 300 kilometre stretch of coastline known as the ‘Sunshine Coast', and is renowned for its great expanses of beautiful un-crowded beaches. Sleepy seaside towns and villages create a picturesque setting along river mouths, leading to long stretches of golden sands which makes the area very appealing to surfers, swimmers and sun-worshipers. The property in East London is some of the most sought after real estate in South Africa. Our shores are lapped by the warm waters of the Indian Ocean, and having a sub-tropical climate makes this region a sought after tourist destination for International...

Few places in the world can boast such a combination of unrivalled splendour and stark contrasts as Port Elizabeth real estate. It's a province of history and heroes, of ideals and idyllic beauty, of good times and great people.   Not forgetting why it's called 'Naturally, South Africa's best'- with a million hectares of malaria free Big Five game viewing, dramatic beauty and endless beaches - this is the place that will offer you the complete African tourism experience. Tourists fascinated by South Africa's most beloved statesman, Nelson Mandela, can follow his footsteps - beginning at his birthplace in the Eastern...

Although Bloemfontein might not be as major an epicentre as Cape Town, Johannesburg or Durban it still has a lot to offer in terms of residential bliss. It's the capital of the Free State which is a province in South Africa noted for its agricultural exploits. The town is well known for its Rugby, friendly locals and a fair deal of places to go out. The name loosely translates to Flower Fountain or Blooming Fountain in the Afrikaans language. The name could also be linked to the fact that there is a rose festival annually, this has led the city to also be referred to as “city of the roses”. The city also hosted a few matches for the 2010 Fifa World Cup,...

Alberton property caters for all types of budgets and offers an excellent environment for families. Alberton is situated within the East Rand of Gauteng and is within 20 minutes of the city centre, making it ideal for those working in and around the Johannesburg CBD. New developments in the area have made it a very convenient and attractive option for many. Old Alberton has many older properties and a number of flats to choose from which come at a lower price. The main road is packed with shops, take-away stores, second-hand furniture shops and some businesses. The historic Blou Meul is also situated in the area and caters for all your outdoor needs. This area is...

Known for its tranquil leaf-lined avenues and optimal positioning in close proximity to the OR Tambo Airport, Bedfordview is an upmarket suburb with plenty of desirable amenities to offer its residents. Its central locality also makes it ideal for commuters desiring an easy journey into the city and a quiet suburb to return to at night. Bedfordview has an appealing country-feel, with multiple trees and shrubberies lining the streets and attracting a wealth of birds to the vicinity. Part of an urban renewal initiative, the upmarket suburb is constantly improving in terms of its infrastructure and amenities, adding to the convenience of the lifestyle that it...

Boksburg and Benoni are two cities located on the East Rand of the Gauteng Province. Both are centrally located and literally in the hub of national and regional routes namely; the N3, N12, N17, R21, R29 and R555. The  close proximity to Oliver Tambo International Airport which is the port of entry for most tourists, international business personal , makes the cities very unique . Gold was discovered in Boksburg in 1887 and since then Boksburg has become one of the most important gold-producing towns in Gauteng. After gold was discovered in 1887, the Government built the first Post Office and the Mining Commissioner’s office. The Gold Mines are known to...

Boksburg, a quiet city in the East Rand of Gauteng has become one of the province’s most popular regions. The city’s history is a rich one, dating back to the early 1800s; a time where revolutions and developments were ripe all over the world and a move towards the modern era had begun. Boksburg was originally set up as one of South Africa’s first mining towns and has since flourished as an industrial area that doubles as a family-orientated part of the greater Gauteng region.   The area has come a long way since its humble beginnings. The miners and their families who formed part of the original residents of Boksburg developed various...

As one of Johannesburg’s most prestigious suburbs, Bryanston certainly has a lot to offer. Green, leafy and lush, the suburb forms part of the greater Sandton region of South Africa’s busiest city. Since 1949, Bryanston has become known as a place for families to settle in as it is surrounded by excellent schools and is centrally located – perfect for the busy business man or woman.   Many of South Africa’s leading companies have made the area their home and this provides Bryanston with a steady inflow of business and profit-generation. More significant is the fact that one of the country’s biggest corporate areas, appropriately...

Centurion property has rapidly developed since 1994 and has become highly popular for young couples or established families. Once a sleepy area in the south of Pretoria, Centurion is now a bustling area with a number of attractions, residential properties and business opportunities. Suburbs are lined with lush greenery and warm summer days are the norm when it comes to climate. Large open spaces create a spacious feeling, but there are also a number of smaller, modern complexes that come at a range of different prices. For those who travel between Pretoria and Johannesburg regularly, Centurion real estate is probably their best option. If you are in the market for family...

The delightful village of Cullinan that has managed to hold on to much of its mine’ character and its historic stone and corrugated iron homes, offices and churches. This village is sure to take you on a trip to the mining periods of the early 1900s, lies 30 kilometres east of Pretoria. Cullinan diamond was discovered in 1905 and still mainly depends on diamond mining, although the local economy is boosted by tourism and an established farming community. Cullinan’s Oak Avenue, splendidly lined with both Jacarandas and Oak trees, a living museum and tribute to this era. Exquisitely preserved Edwardian period structures complete with picket fences,...