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Cape Town in numbers

What do the numbers say about Cape Town?

Charts on Cape Town's crime, water, weather, property, energy and more. Every chart has a source.

Property 30 Apr 2026

Cape Town house prices grew 11.0% in the year to April 2026, double Johannesburg's

11% Cape Town · Highest

How much house prices rose in the twelve months to April 2026
Cape Town: 11 % Cape Town 11 All metros: 7.6 % All metros 7.6 Johannesburg: 5.4 % Johannesburg 5.4 Tshwane: 3.8 % Tshwane 3.8

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Cape Town is not only the most expensive big city. Its prices are also rising faster than in the other big cities shown.

Source: Statistics South Africa · All bars start at zero

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Property 30 Jun 2026

Camps Bay recorded 29 sales above R20 million in a year, more than Bantry Bay and Fresnaye

29sales Camps Bay · Highest

Number of Cape Town property transactions above R20 million in the year to June 2026, by suburb.
Camps Bay: 29 sales Camps Bay 29 Bantry Bay: 17 sales Bantry Bay 17 Fresnaye: 17 sales Fresnaye 17 V&A Waterfront: 10 sales V&A Waterfront 10

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Cape Town’s sales above R20 million cluster on the Atlantic Seaboard and at the waterfront. Camps Bay alone had almost two in five of these sales.

Source: Seeff Atlantic Seaboard and City Bowl · All bars start at zero

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Property 31 Mar 2027

Transfer duty is R33,786 on a R2 million home and R1.24 million on a R13.31 million home

1,241,456R R13,310,000 purchase · Highest

Transfer duty is the tax a buyer pays to SARS. Amounts at 2026/27 rates.
R2,000,000 purchase: 33,786 R R2,000,000 purchase 33,786 R3,000,000 purchase: 107,356 R R3,000,000 purchase 107,356 R5,000,000 purchase: 327,356 R R5,000,000 purchase 327,356 R7,500,000 purchase: 602,356 R R7,500,000 purchase 602,356 R10,000,000 purchase: 877,356 R R10,000,000 purchase 877,356 R13,310,000 purchase: 1,241,456 R R13,310,000 purcha… 1,241,456

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The tax rises much faster than the price. A home six and a half times more expensive pays nearly 37 times the tax.

Source: South African Revenue Service (SARS) · All bars start at zero

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