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Constantia Property Snapshot – Q3 2026 vs Q3 2025

Insights into Western Cape Residential Property

Constantia Property Report Q3 2026

Constantia Property Snapshot

Market Performance Analysis: Q3 2026 vs Q3 2025

Sales Volume 0 Q3 2025: 36 transfers
Total Market Turnover R 0M Q3 2025: R 632.1M
Avg. Selling Price R 0M Q3 2025: R 17.6M
Median Price R 0M Q3 2025: R 12.6M
Avg. Rand per m² R 0 Up 5.5% (Q3 2025: R 8,178)
Highest Sale (Q3) R 74.75M Silverhurst Estate

Average Price by Enclave (Q3 2026)

Nova Constantia
R 24.2M3 Sales
High Constantia
R 24.0M1 Sale
Alphen
R 24.0M7 Sales
Silverhurst
R 23.4M7 Sales
Witteboomen
R 23.1M4 Sales
Rust-en-Vrede
R 18.8M3 Sales
Bel Ombre
R 17.3M1 Sale
Constantia Rural
R 12.5M2 Sales
Sillery
R 12.3M1 Sale
Barbarossa
R 10.6M3 Sales
The Vines
R 9.9M2 Sales
Constantia Village
R 9.5M1 Sale
Constantia Hills
R 9.0M2 Sales
Deurdrif
R 7.8M4 Sales
Huis-en-Bos
R 6.9M1 Sale

Expert Market Interpretation

The Constantia freehold market in Q3 2026 demonstrated sustained resilience with total market turnover reaching R748.3M, an 18.4% increase from Q3 2025 (R632.1M). Market-related transaction volumes also saw a healthy uplift, growing from 36 to 42 confirmed transfers over the period.

Average Rand per m² continued its steady upward trajectory, growing by 5.5% to R8,632/m², reflecting consistent demand for prime residential space. Notable average sale values across Nova Constantia (Avg R24.2M) and Alphen (Avg R24.0M), alongside a flagship R74.75M transfer in Silverhurst Estate, highlight the ongoing capital commitment to Constantia’s premium enclaves.

Area specialists Barbara Stephenson, Kim Marais and Eileen Mc Kirby of Chas Everitt – Cape Town South who compiled this report do not expect a change in the current market conditions in the near future. For those who are thinking of selling, the current market represents a uniquely advantageous opportunity.