If you have been keeping half an eye on Camps Bay from overseas, or you are advising someone who is, this update will help put the past year into perspective. Camps Bay continues to hold its own as one of Cape Town’s most desirable suburbs, with strong sales activity, a busy short-term rental market, and steady interest across all property types. Below is a clear snapshot of what has been happening and what is currently on offer as we head into the height of summer.
Freestanding homes in Camps Bay remain highly sought after, particularly those offering privacy, views, and outdoor living. These figures suggest a market that is both active and relatively efficient, with well-priced homes continuing to move at a healthy pace.
Apartments and sectional title homes tell a slightly different story, with a broader price range and longer selling periods. The longer time on market reflects greater price sensitivity and choice for buyers, particularly in the apartment segment.
As of December 2025, there are 81 properties listed in Camps Bay on Property24 with an average asking price of R21,650,000 and an average sale price of R17,260,000.
Most expensive property listed: R89,500,000
Lowest priced property listed: R5,950,000
Here’s a breakdown of average asking prices by bedroom count:
1 bedroom: R5,950,000
2 bedrooms: R9,350,000
3 bedrooms: R21,000,000
4 bedrooms: R26,900,000
5+ bedrooms: R39,590,000
This spread highlights Camps Bay’s appeal across a wide range of buyers, from lock-up-and-go apartments to large family or lifestyle homes.
Camps Bay continues to be one of Cape Town’s strongest-performing short-term rental areas, driven by international demand and year-round appeal.
This equates to an increase of 2.31% year-on-year.
That means there were 125 more active listings year on year.
This 3% decrease year on year is largely a result of more properties entering the market, rather than reduced traveller interest.
Taken together, these figures paint a picture of a mature, resilient market. Sales prices remain robust, stock levels are healthy, and short-term rentals continue to perform well, even with growing competition. For owners, it reinforces the importance of professional pricing, presentation, and management. For buyers and investors, it highlights Camps Bay’s ongoing appeal as both a lifestyle and income-generating location.
*Sources: CMA | PriceLabs | Property24
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