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Constantia Sales Comparison

The last year was a tough one for property, but we are seeing more activity and a more positive outlook already at the start of this year. This is not translating into price increases, but owners who accept the market situation and price accordingly will be able to sell. The table below shows properties that have transferred, and does not include properties that have sold but not yet registered in the new owners' names.

Some trends remain constant:

  • Many properties are withdrawn from the market and/or rented out if a certain price cannot be achieved. This has kept average prices artificially high, and reduced the number of sales.
  • Levels of stock remain high, if current sales volumes continue it will take between 1 and 2 years to sell what is currently listed on the market.
  • The main reasons for selling in Constantia are downsizing, emigration, personal reasons/deceased estates and upgrading. Relatively few are due to financial pressure, to move closer to work/schools or selling investment properties.

Property Transfers 2019 vs 2018 Constantia Suburbs (Lightstone)

Number of Transfers Average Price
Constantia Doordrift 2019 36
R4,663,597
2018 44
R 4,646,193
Difference -18.18%
0.37%
Constantia Hills 2019 11
R 5,851,364
201 24
R 6,202,780
Difference -54.17%
-5.67%
Constantia Rural 2019 11
R 7,231,818
2018 6
R 8,833,333
Difference 83.33%
-18.13%
Constantia Village 2019 4
R 5,887,500
2018 7
R 6,321,429
Difference -42.86%
-6.86%
Total Area 2019 62
R 5,908,570
2018 81
R 6,500,934
Difference -23.46%
-9.11%












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28 Jan 2020
Author Nikki Edenborough | Seeff Southern Suburbs
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