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Marina da Gama Q1 2026 vs Q1 2025

Insights into Western Cape Residential Property

Marina da Gama Property Report Q1 2026

Marina da Gama

Q1 2026 Property Market Snapshot

📈 Volume of Sales 0 +11% vs 2025
💎 Avg Rand per m² 0 +12.9% vs 2025
🏠 Average Price 0 Strong Growth
📊 Median Price 0 Healthy Mid-Range
💰 Total Value Growth 0 Q1 Cumulative
⏱ Avg Sales Period ~112 Days Listing to Registration
View Q1 2026 Transaction List
AddressExtentPriceR/m²
10 ZEE CLOSE774m²R 5,130,000R 6,628
3 BRABANT CLOSE641m²R 3,100,000R 4,836
9A OUDEVLEI ROAD280m²R 4,100,000R 14,643
25 BURGEE BEND353m²R 3,000,000R 8,499
3 COMPASS CLOSE695m²R 3,200,000R 4,604
17 OUDEVLEI ROAD826m²R 2,780,000R 3,366
52 UITSIG ROAD641m²R 7,800,000R 12,168
8 BRABANT CLOSE722m²R 5,850,000R 8,102
28A OUDEVLEI ROAD304m²R 2,275,000R 7,484
4 GELDER CLOSE604m²R 3,800,000R 6,291

Market Commentary

The Marina da Gama freehold market has shown remarkable resilience in the first quarter of 2026. While sales volume remained relatively stable (increasing from 9 market sales in Q1 2025 to 10 in Q1 2026), the Rand per m² growth has emerged as the primary strength indicator, jumping by nearly 13% year-on-year.

We are seeing a trend of “quality over quantity,” where scarcity in the waterfront and island enclaves (like Eastlake and Cannon Island) is driving competitive pricing. The jump in average price to R4.1m reflects a shift toward higher-value transactions in the upper-reaches of the suburb’s price bracket.