Green Point remains one of Cape Town’s most vibrant and sought-after suburbs, balancing the buzz of city life with leafy streets and close proximity to the ocean. Over the past year, the property market here has been lively, with activity across sales, listings, and short-term rentals reflecting both local and international interest.
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Green Point has seen solid activity across both freestanding and sectional title properties over the past twelve months.
These numbers show that freestanding homes are in strong demand, moving relatively quickly and spanning a wide price range to suit different buyers.
Sectional title properties continue to attract both investors and owner-occupiers, offering more affordable entry points into one of Cape Town’s most desirable suburbs.
As of December 2025, there are 123 Green Point properties listed on Property24, with an average asking price of R6,200,000 and an average sale price of R3,850,000.
Most expensive property listed: R35,550,000
Lowest priced property listed: R2,195,000
Here’s a breakdown of average asking prices by bedroom count:
The current listings reflect the diversity of the Green Point market, from modern city apartments to larger freestanding family homes, catering to a variety of lifestyles and budgets.
A look at the Green Point market as a whole
This equates to an increase of 15.80% year-on-year.
That means there were 169 more active listings in Green Point year-on-year.
That’s a 25.82% increase year-on-year.
There has been a 2% increase year-on-year.
We see 2 great spikes for 2026 so far. The first being 6-8 March 2026, these are the Cape Town Argus Cycle Tour dates, which is a normal annual spike in occupancy. The second dates 22-24 May are currently planned for the Cape Town Marathon, which was sadly cancelled at the last minute this year.
The data highlights a growing short-term rental market, with more listings and higher revenue, while occupancy remains strong.
Overall, Green Point continues to offer something for everyone, whether you’re looking to buy, invest, or rent. Freestanding homes and sectional title properties are moving steadily, listings reflect a range of budgets, and the short-term rental market is thriving. The numbers suggest a suburb that is both desirable and dynamic, with healthy activity across all property types.
*Sources: CMA | PriceLabs | Property24
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