Durbanville Property Sales: See What Homes Really Sold For

There is no single property price that applies across Durbanville. Prices differ according to the area, property type, erf size, condition and the individual home.

For a more useful indication of the current market, the Durbanville Sales Report shows the latest median sale price for qualifying houses and townhouses, together with individual registered sales across the greater Durbanville area.

Registered sales provide one way to understand what is happening in the Durbanville property market. Our latest Sales Report shows recent transfer activity, the median registered sale price, the median R/Erf m² and sales across individual Durbanville areas.

These figures should also be considered at area level, as property activity and pricing can differ considerably across the greater Durbanville area. The report is updated with new sales data, so the latest figures can be viewed directly on this page.

The information is sourced from registered Deeds Office transfer records for qualifying houses and townhouses in the greater Durbanville area.

These reflect completed property transfers rather than advertised asking prices or online property estimates, to give homeowners a clear view of what properties in Durbanville have recently sold for.

R/Erf m² is calculated by dividing the registered sale price by the property’s erf size.

It relates to the size of the erf, not the floor area of the house. It can be useful when comparing Durbanville property sales, but it should be considered together with the property’s location, condition, improvements and other features.

No. The report provides useful context based on recent registered property sales, but it is not a valuation of an individual home.

The value of your property will depend on the home itself and how it compares with relevant recent sales in its immediate market. If you would like a property-specific estimate, you can request a free, no-obligation market assessment from a local ROI Properties practitioner.

Start with properties that are as similar to yours as possible. The immediate location and property type are particularly important, followed by factors such as size, condition and any meaningful improvements.

A sale in the same street, estate or neighbourhood may be more relevant than a property elsewhere in greater Durbanville, even if the two homes look similar on paper. A local ROI Properties practitioner can also help identify which registered sales provide the most relevant comparison for your property.

Not necessarily. Pinehurst, Sonstraal Heights, Uitzicht and other Durbanville areas have their own mix of properties, estates and residential pockets, so recent sales within the same area will usually provide a better starting point.

For a home in an estate or security development, recent sales within the same development may be particularly relevant. The comparison can then be widened if there are not enough suitable transactions nearby.

Both can be useful, but they tell you different things. Registered sales show what buyers have paid for completed property transactions. Current listings show the properties your home would be competing against if it came onto the market.

A realistic asking price should consider relevant registered sales together with comparable properties currently for sale and the individual characteristics of your home.

Durbanville has a number of established public and independent schools in and around the area. These include Durbanville High School, Fairmont High School, Kenridge Primary School, Eversdal Primary School and Curro Durbanville.

For families considering a move, it is important to check admissions requirements directly with the relevant school, as living nearby does not automatically guarantee placement.

Security can differ between individual suburbs, streets, estates and complexes, and conditions can change over time. For that reason, it would not be accurate to give the whole of Durbanville a single safety rating.

When considering a particular property, buyers can look at its security features, access control where applicable, neighbourhood security arrangements and current crime information for the immediate area. Visiting the neighbourhood at different times can also help give a better sense of the location.