False Bay's Jewel, "Kalk Bay Harbour" The Fish
Hoek Valley runs the width of the Peninsula from the warmer
Indian Ocean to the chilly Atlantic Coastline and 'Long Beach
in Noordhoek'
Photo Andre de Villiers Chas Everitt International
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The Chas Everitt International Property Group has highlighted the False
Bay area of the Cape Peninsula as one of the best areas for investment
in South Africa.
An in depth analyses of the Cape Town metropolitan area shows that
there are many reasons to remain bullish about the False Bay area at
a time that many feel that prices have reached a peak after a bull run
in the rest of Cape Town over the last few years. Prices in False Bay
still have room to improve in the opinion of Chas Everitt analysts and
False Bay real estate offices are gearing for a very busy summer!
Major reasons cited by Chas Everitt International include;
- The significant investment and upgrading of the Muizenberg beachfront
- The luxury upmarket development of "The Majestic" in Kalk
Bay
- The recent record prices achieved by the off-plan sales of Fish
Hoek's "Calders-on-Bay" beachfront development
- Cosmetic Improvements to Commercial properties on Fish Hoek Main
Road
- The improvements to the entrance of Fish Hoek with the Silvermine
Estuary Wetlands Project and the "neat",(if not very attractive)
facebrick "Southshore" holiday apartment development
- The redevelopment of the Marine Oil property in Glencairn, Simonstown
- The popularity of the Longbeach Mall shopping complex in Noordhoek
- The increasing shortage of vacant land in the area for development
- The new 'Lakes' marina development in Noordhoek
- The 45% increase in internet enquiries for False Bay properties
compared to last year
Ten new web domains have recently been launched to highlight the investment
value of the area and to promote property and tourism in False Bay.
Until the end of October Chas Everitt International is sponsoring free
listings for five years to local accommodation establishments, restaurants
and travel related businesses on these sites;
For more information contact Andre de Villiers at:
Email: andre@cei.co.za
Tel: +27 (0)21 712-5029
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Newsletter:
3 February 2012 to 10 February 2012 - Krugersdorp, Gauteng, South Africa
