2 Bedroom Apartment / Flat To Rent in Grassy Park
Grassy Park, Cape Town, Western Cape
- 2 Beds
- 1 Bath
R 7 200
2 Bedroom Apartment / Flat To Rent in Gardens
Gardens, Cape Town, Western Cape
- 2 Beds
- 1 Bath
- 88 Sqm
Furnished
R 15 000
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3 Bedroom Apartment / Flat To Rent in Camps Bay
Camps Bay, Cape Town, Western Cape
- 3 Beds
- 3 Baths
- 140 Sqm
Furnished
R 40 000
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3 Bedroom Apartment / Flat To Rent in Fresnaye
Fresnaye, Cape Town, Western Cape
- 3 Beds
- 2 Baths
- 155 Sqm
R 21 000
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4 Bedroom Apartment / Flat To Rent in Green Point
Green Point, Cape Town, Western Cape
- 4 Beds
- 4 Baths
R 55 000
1 Bedroom Flat To Let in Sea Point
Sea Point, Cape Town, Western Cape
- 1 Bed
- 1 Bath
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R 14 000
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Modern lock up and go
1 bed fully furnished apartment in 23 on Arthurs. Great condition. Open plan kitchen/lounge, bedroom with en-suite full bathroom (
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2 Bedroom Flat To Let in Tamboerskloof
Tamboerskloof, Cape Town, Western Cape
- 2 Beds
- 2 Baths
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R 17 000
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Breathtaking city and mountain views
Breathtaking city and mountain views in well maintained secure block at the top of Carstens Street, Tamboerskloof. Fully furnished 2
1 Bedroom Flat To Let in Claremont
Claremont, Cape Town, Western Cape
- 1 Bed
- 1 Bath
R 8 000
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1 Bedroom Cottage to rent in Claremont
This well maintained cottage, in close proximity of Belvedere Square Shopping Centre, parks and coffee shops, offers a
4 Bedroom Flat To Let in Three Anchor Bay
Three Anchor Bay, Cape Town, Western Cape
- 4 Beds
- 4 Baths
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R 55 000
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FABULOUS PENTHOUSE, MOVE RIGHT IN
FABULOUS PENTHOUSE, MOVE RIGHT IN
This 4 bedroom all en-suite duplex is situated in an upmarket apartment residence and is
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3 Bedroom Flat To Let in Sea Point
Sea Point, Cape Town, Western Cape
- 3 Beds
- 3 Baths
Furnished
R 40 000
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Superlative Fully Furnished Apartment
This 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom and extra guest loo, 153m2 furnished, and equipped, fully renovated apartment is available for long term
3 Bedroom Flat To Let in Waterfront
Waterfront, Cape Town, Western Cape
- 3 Beds
- 2 Baths
Furnished
R 55 000
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Modern 3 Bedroom Apartment In The Heart Of The Marina
BEAUTIFUL FULLY FURNISHED APARTMENT
* 3 Lovely sized bedrooms
* 2 Bathrooms
* Beautifully furnished
3 Bedroom Flat To Let in University Estate
University Estate, Cape Town, Western Cape
- 3 Beds
- 2 Baths
R 23 000
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Stunning, Upmarket, Unfurnished Top Floor, 3 Bedroom Apartment in University Estate
This secured apartment has a large balcony with amazing views of the harbour. Available
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2 Bedroom Flat To Let in Sea Point
Sea Point, Cape Town, Western Cape
- 2 Beds
- 2 Baths
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R 27 000
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Light and Bright Furnished Apartment
Spacious two bedroom, two bathroom furnished apartment in beautiful beachfront apartment block close to shops and amenities. With 24 hour
2 Bedroom Flat To Let in Newlands
Newlands, Cape Town, Western Cape
- 2 Beds
- 2 Baths
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R 15 000
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SPACIOUS APARTMENT
This spacious, secure 2 bed apartment opposite Dean Street Arcade offers perfect student digs on the Jammie shuttle route. Two large bedrooms, both
1 Bedroom Flat To Let in Waterfront
Waterfront, Cape Town, Western Cape
- 1 Bed
- 1 Bath
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R 40 000
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Luxury One Bed Apartment In The Waterfront Marina
MODERN, SPACIOUS, FULLY FURNISHED APARTMENT WITH BREATH TAKING VIEWS.
This large one bedroom apartment, has an en
2 Bedroom Flat To Let in Sea Point
Sea Point, Cape Town, Western Cape
- 2 Beds
- 2 Baths
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R 29 000
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Stunning 2 bed, bath luxuriously furnished contemporary apartment with balcony.
With 2 secure parking bays, 24 HR security, fabulous communal swimming pool and
Popular Pepper Club
Cape Town City Centre WAC5773, Cape Town City Centre, Cape Town, Western Cape
- 3 Beds
- 4 Baths
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R 34 500
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...Bound by Loop, Long, Pepper and Bloem Streets, the fabulous Pepper Club is a 5 star hotel and spa situated in the heart of Cape Town, and at the foot of renowned Table...
2 Bedroom Apartment / Flat To Rent in Gardens
Gardens, Cape Town, Western Cape
- 2 Beds
- 1 Bath
- 69 Sqm
R 13 500
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2 Bedroom Apartment / Flat To Rent in Green Point
Green Point, Cape Town, Western Cape
- 2 Beds
- 2 Baths
- 100 Sqm
Pet Friendly
R 36 000
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3 Bedroom Apartment / Flat To Rent in Three Anchor Bay
Three Anchor Bay, Cape Town, Western Cape
- 3 Beds
- 4 Baths
R 40 000
3 Bedroom Apartment / Flat To Rent in Sea Point
Sea Point, Cape Town, Western Cape
- 3 Beds
- 2 Baths
- 153 Sqm
R 40 000
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3 Bedroom Apartment / Flat To Rent in Sea Point
Sea Point, Cape Town, Western Cape
- 3 Beds
- 2 Baths
- 127 Sqm
R 30 000
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1 Bedroom Apartment / Flat To Rent in Costa Da Gama
Cape Town, Western Cape
- 1 Bed
- 1 Bath
- 61 Sqm
Furnished
R 7 000
2 Bedroom Apartment / Flat To Rent in Sea Point
Sea Point, Cape Town, Western Cape
- 2 Beds
- 3 Baths
R 25 000
1 Bedroom Apartment / Flat To Rent in Plumstead
Plumstead, Cape Town, Western Cape
- 1 Bed
- 1 Bath
R 6 500
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Cape Town is a city in South Africa. It has a densely populated urban area. In its population, it is second only to Johannesburg. It is the capital of the Western Cape province.
Cape Town is well known for several reasons. It is the legislative capital of the country. It is a part of the City of Cape Town metropolitan municipality. It is known for its harbour and natural surroundings in the Cape Floristic Region. There is of course the Table Mountain and Cape Point. As a multicultural place and its several unique attractions, it was regarded as the best place in the world to visit by New York Times and Telegraph.
Dutch East Indian Company initially developed Cape Town as a supply station for Dutch ships going towards East Africa, India and Far East. In 1652, when Jan Van Riebeeck arrived, it was the beginning of the European settlement in South Africa. While it started as the Castle of Good Hope, it evolved quickly and became the economic and cultural hub of the Cape Colony. Before the gold was discovered and Johannesburg developed, Cape Town was the biggest city in South Africa.
In history, human habitation dates back to 15000 to 20000 years ago. Bartolomeu Dia, the Portuguese explorer who was the first European to reach the area, named as "Cape of Storms". Johan II called "Cape of Good Hope" because of the prospects of the sea route to India that opened up. Vasco da Gama recounted seeing Cape of Good Hope in 1497. Later in the 16th century, Portuguese, French, Danish, Dutch and English used the route. Jan Van Riebeeck was on mission to establish a way-station for ships when he arrives in 1652.
This settlement started growing because it was not possible to find cheap labour. Slaves from Indonesia and Madagascar were imported to address the situation. They became the first generation of Cape Coloured communities. Under Van Riebeeck, a lot of agricultural change happened which affected the economy later. Grapes, cereals, ground nuts, potatoes, apples and citrus went on to shape the region later. While 17th, 18th and 19th centuries had its share of developments, political swings of fortunes but it went on to become the capital of Republic of South Africa.
In 1990, Cape Town became a part of history when Nelson Mandela made his first public speech after his imprisonment from the balcony of Cape Town City Hall. After his speech, a new era began for South Africa which saw the first democratic elections in 1994. Noble Square in the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront has statues of South Africa's four Nobel Peace Prize winners: Albert Luthuli, Desmond Tutu, F. W. de Klerk and Nelson Mandela.
As far as its current economy is concerned, Cape Town is the centre of the Western Cape Province. It is the regional manufacturing centre in the Western Cape. While agriculture and manufacturing are important dimensions, finance, services, transport and logistics have developed over a period of time. Cape Town has an edge in different economic activities such as fishing, clothing and textiles, electronics, hospitality etc.
With the boost in the economy, real estate and construction market have also seen considerable growth. Cape Twon Central Business District hums with business activities. Central City, Bellville/TygerValley strip and Claremont are well known and have offices of many corporate companies. Cape Town has outlets of a number of reputed companies such as Woolworths, Pick n Pay Stores and Shoprite, New Clicks Holdings Limited, Foschini Group, ism MWEP, Mediclinic International, Naspers and Sanlam etc. It is also an important tourist region and contributed nearly 10% to the GDP of the province. It also employs around 10% of the workforce.
As a tourist destination, Cape Town is renowned not just in South Africa but also in the world. The popular Table Mountain is a part of the Table Mountain National Park. It is also the back end of the City Bowl. Situated at the end of the Cape Peninsula, Cape Point is also well known. Some tourists also explore Chapman's Peak Drive which is a road that connects Noordhoek with Hout Bay. It is great for the view it provides of the Atlantic Ocean and mountains closer by. Cape Town's beaches are also quite popular. Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden has a natural forest and a variety of animals and birds. Many rare and threatened species are preserved at Kirstenbosch. There are more than 7000 species. This region including Kirstenbosch was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2004.
Cape Town has a number of education institutions starting from primary to tertiary. It is connected by sea, road and air to the rest of the country. It has an integrated rapid transit too.
Cape Town is well known for several reasons. It is the legislative capital of the country. It is a part of the City of Cape Town metropolitan municipality. It is known for its harbour and natural surroundings in the Cape Floristic Region. There is of course the Table Mountain and Cape Point. As a multicultural place and its several unique attractions, it was regarded as the best place in the world to visit by New York Times and Telegraph.
Dutch East Indian Company initially developed Cape Town as a supply station for Dutch ships going towards East Africa, India and Far East. In 1652, when Jan Van Riebeeck arrived, it was the beginning of the European settlement in South Africa. While it started as the Castle of Good Hope, it evolved quickly and became the economic and cultural hub of the Cape Colony. Before the gold was discovered and Johannesburg developed, Cape Town was the biggest city in South Africa.
In history, human habitation dates back to 15000 to 20000 years ago. Bartolomeu Dia, the Portuguese explorer who was the first European to reach the area, named as "Cape of Storms". Johan II called "Cape of Good Hope" because of the prospects of the sea route to India that opened up. Vasco da Gama recounted seeing Cape of Good Hope in 1497. Later in the 16th century, Portuguese, French, Danish, Dutch and English used the route. Jan Van Riebeeck was on mission to establish a way-station for ships when he arrives in 1652.
This settlement started growing because it was not possible to find cheap labour. Slaves from Indonesia and Madagascar were imported to address the situation. They became the first generation of Cape Coloured communities. Under Van Riebeeck, a lot of agricultural change happened which affected the economy later. Grapes, cereals, ground nuts, potatoes, apples and citrus went on to shape the region later. While 17th, 18th and 19th centuries had its share of developments, political swings of fortunes but it went on to become the capital of Republic of South Africa.
In 1990, Cape Town became a part of history when Nelson Mandela made his first public speech after his imprisonment from the balcony of Cape Town City Hall. After his speech, a new era began for South Africa which saw the first democratic elections in 1994. Noble Square in the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront has statues of South Africa's four Nobel Peace Prize winners: Albert Luthuli, Desmond Tutu, F. W. de Klerk and Nelson Mandela.
As far as its current economy is concerned, Cape Town is the centre of the Western Cape Province. It is the regional manufacturing centre in the Western Cape. While agriculture and manufacturing are important dimensions, finance, services, transport and logistics have developed over a period of time. Cape Town has an edge in different economic activities such as fishing, clothing and textiles, electronics, hospitality etc.
With the boost in the economy, real estate and construction market have also seen considerable growth. Cape Twon Central Business District hums with business activities. Central City, Bellville/TygerValley strip and Claremont are well known and have offices of many corporate companies. Cape Town has outlets of a number of reputed companies such as Woolworths, Pick n Pay Stores and Shoprite, New Clicks Holdings Limited, Foschini Group, ism MWEP, Mediclinic International, Naspers and Sanlam etc. It is also an important tourist region and contributed nearly 10% to the GDP of the province. It also employs around 10% of the workforce.
As a tourist destination, Cape Town is renowned not just in South Africa but also in the world. The popular Table Mountain is a part of the Table Mountain National Park. It is also the back end of the City Bowl. Situated at the end of the Cape Peninsula, Cape Point is also well known. Some tourists also explore Chapman's Peak Drive which is a road that connects Noordhoek with Hout Bay. It is great for the view it provides of the Atlantic Ocean and mountains closer by. Cape Town's beaches are also quite popular. Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden has a natural forest and a variety of animals and birds. Many rare and threatened species are preserved at Kirstenbosch. There are more than 7000 species. This region including Kirstenbosch was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2004.
Cape Town has a number of education institutions starting from primary to tertiary. It is connected by sea, road and air to the rest of the country. It has an integrated rapid transit too.
Average Rent for Apartment in Cape Town
Last updated Feb 2020| All rentals | 1 Bed | 2 Bed | 3 Bed | |
| Average Rent | R 14 809 | R 10 332 | R 16 421 | R 24 049 |
| Average Size | 94 m2 | 64 m2 | 102 m2 | 152 m2 |
Apartment Rent Ranges in Cape Town
- R 3501-50004%
- R 5001-70005%
- R 7001-1000013%
- R 10001-1500025%
- R 15001-2000018%
- > R 2000133%
Apartment Rent Trends in Cape Town
| Average rent All rentals | 1 Bed | 2 Beds | 3 Beds | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| February, 2020 | R 14809 | R 10332 | R 16421 | R 24049 |
| Jan / 2020 | R 15054 | R 10556 | R 16608 | R 24596 |
| Dec / 2019 | R 14506 | R 10364 | R 16059 | R 24147 |
| Nov / 2019 | R 14718 | R 10456 | R 16261 | R 24345 |
| Oct / 2019 | R 14092 | R 10074 | R 15830 | R 22275 |
| Sep / 2019 | R 13675 | R 10087 | R 15394 | R 22441 |
| Aug / 2019 | R 15224 | R 10823 | R 16722 | R 25453 |
| Jul / 2019 | R 15727 | R 10769 | R 16927 | R 26316 |
| Jun / 2019 | R 15454 | R 10708 | R 16818 | R 26244 |
| May / 2019 | R 15920 | R 10885 | R 17076 | R 26886 |
| Apr / 2019 | R 16399 | R 11073 | R 17575 | R 27570 |
| Mar / 2019 | R 15274 | R 10709 | R 16614 | R 25818 |
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Suburbs In This Area
| Average rent for Apartment | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| All rentals | 1 Bed | 2 Beds | 3 Beds | ||
| Cape Town City Centre | R 14 014 | R 11 420 | R 16 736 | R 30 167 | |
| Bo Kaap | R 11 289 | R 8 260 | R 16 300 | - | |
| Zonnebloem | R 10 430 | R 8 415 | R 12 930 | R 12 750 | |
| De Waterkant | R 19 650 | R 15 261 | R 22 637 | R 24 917 | |
| Foreshore | R 16 301 | R 14 607 | R 23 000 | R 1 000 | |
| Vredehoek | R 14 019 | R 9 973 | R 14 589 | R 18 286 | |
| Gardens | R 14 102 | R 11 509 | R 15 949 | R 19 700 | |
| Higgovale | R 17 438 | R 14 700 | R 17 000 | R 45 000 | |
| Tamboerskloof | R 14 399 | R 13 690 | R 14 380 | R 27 750 | |
| Oranjezicht | R 13 080 | R 10 758 | R 15 407 | R 20 750 | |
| Walmer Estate | R 6 500 | R 6 500 | - | - | |
| Green Point | R 18 426 | R 14 015 | R 20 067 | R 24 005 | |
| Woodstock | R 10 678 | R 8 763 | R 13 249 | R 10 717 | |
| University Estate | R 8 500 | R 8 500 | R 11 500 | - | |
| Three Anchor Bay | R 22 468 | R 11 213 | R 22 307 | R 31 200 | |
| Mouille Point | R 25 756 | R 14 319 | R 25 000 | R 37 098 | |
| Fresnaye | R 24 353 | R 12 250 | R 23 250 | R 33 889 | |
| Sea Point | R 19 908 | R 12 622 | R 20 793 | R 29 633 | |
| Bantry Bay | R 27 204 | R 18 500 | R 23 882 | R 40 345 | |
| Salt River | R 7 779 | R 7 950 | R 9 120 | - | |