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BMK – Property Snapshot – Q1 2026 vs Q1 2025

Insights into Western Cape Residential Property

BMK Sectional Property Report Q1 2026

Bergvliet | Meadowridge | Kreupelbosch

2025 vs 2026 Analysis
Q1 Comparative Performance Report

Bergvliet
Sales Volume (Q1) 0 ▼ 40% (10 in ’25)
Average Price 0 ▲ 10.4% Growth
Avg. R / m² 0 ▲ 50% Efficiency
Latest Bergvliet TransfersSizePriceR/m²
71 Dreyersdal Road1030 m²R 7,000,000R 6,796
63 Jeffcoat Avenue897 m²R 6,200,000R 6,912
1 La Scala337 m²R 5,800,000R 17,211
19 La Scala261 m²R 5,250,000R 20,115
Meadowridge
Sales Volume (Q1) 0 ▼ 57% (7 in ’25)
Average Price 0 ▲ 8.1% Growth
Avg. R / m² 0 ▼ 12% (Area Mix)
Latest Meadowridge TransfersSizePriceR/m²
9 Faraday Way905 m²R 5,600,000R 6,188
4 Heather Way723 m²R 5,500,000R 7,607
37 Caxton Way (Constantia/MR)1073 m²R 6,850,000R 6,384
Kreupelbosch
Sales Volume (Q1) 0 ▼ 75% (4 in ’25)
Average Price 0 ▼ 5.8% (Size Mix)
Avg. R / m² 0 ▲ 17.5% Growth
Latest Kreupelbosch TransfersSizePriceR/m²
11 Olive Schreiner Way913 m²R 6,500,000R 7,119

Strategic Neighborhood Audit

The data confirms that each enclave is reacting differently to current market conditions. Bergvliet has seen the most dramatic surge in price efficiency (R/m²), largely driven by high-value sales on smaller erfs. Meadowridge remains the most stable entry point for families, while Kreupelbosch inventory has reached critical scarcity, with only one market transfer recorded this quarter, resulting in a higher R/m² premium for those who do manage to secure property.

Source Data: CMAInfo | BMK Property Snapshot © 2026 | Analysis by Cecily Madison, Chas Everitt – Cape Town South