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Claremont 1st Quarter 2026 vs to Q1 2025

Insights into Western Cape Residential Property

(For Sectional Title in Claremont please click here)

Claremont Freehold Property Snapshot Q1 2026

Claremont Freehold Property Snapshot

Residential Market Audit — Q1 2026 vs Q1 2025 Comparative Performance

Strict Data Audit Methodology: Only clean, market-related freehold residential house transfers are included in these calculations. To prevent statistical distortion, we have isolated each enclave and strictly excluded Sectional Title registers, non-market transfers (e.g. ESTATE, VESTING, or DONATION), and multi-property registrations. We have also strictly excluded vacant land sales (such as Greenways Estate erfs) to protect pure house-to-house appreciation modeling.
📋 Sales Volume
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Q1 2025: 24 ▼ -29.2%
Scarcity indicator (Supply contraction)
💰 Gross Transactional Spend
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Q1 2025: R 160,220,000 ▼ -9.0%
Gross enclave liquidity registered in Q1
📈 Average Sale Price
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Q1 2025: R 6,675,833 ▲ +28.5%
Mean transactional value growth
💋 Median Sale Price
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Q1 2025: R 6,870,000 ▲ +31.0%
Enclave midpoint value shift
📐 Average Rate per m²
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Q1 2025: R 10,334 /m² ▲ +30.7%
Primary Enclave Strength Index
🖊 Average Property Extent
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Q1 2025: 646 m² ▼ -1.7%
Mean physical land stand size sold
📄 View Audited Q1 2026 Registered Freehold Sales List (Claremont Upper)
Street AddressProperty TypeStand ExtentRegistered PriceRands per m²

Claremont Upper – Market Analytical Commentary

Statistical Property Modeling & Adjustments

Freehold value tracking uses mathematical formulations to separate physical structural changes from spatial extent changes. Let the absolute transaction value of a property be $P$, and its physical land extent be $A$. The unit rate of capital density $R$ is formulated as:

R = \frac{P}{A}

To compute the pure rate of capital appreciation ($g$) between Q1 2025 ($t_1$) and Q1 2026 ($t_2$), we calculate the geometric percentage growth of the average capital density ($\bar{R}$), representing our Primary Strength Indicator:

g = \left( \frac{\bar{R}_{t_2} – \bar{R}_{t_1}}{\bar{R}_{t_1}} \right) \times 100\%

Note: This analysis demonstrates that when absolute prices trend downwards slightly due to size differences (as observed in Claremont Village), the unit capital rate $R$ reveals true structural capital growth.