If you’ve spent any time in Mouille Point lately, you’ll know it’s one of those Cape Town neighbourhoods that just keeps its cool: sea air, promenade strolls, coffee in hand, and a front-row seat to Atlantic sunsets. But beyond the lifestyle, the property market here has had an interesting year, both in sales and short-term rentals. Let’s take a closer look.
In this blog, we’ll cover:
Sales Snapshot: How Mouille Point’s freestanding and sectional title markets performed over the past 12 months.
What’s on the Market Now: Current listings, price ranges, and what buyers can expect to pay by bedroom count.
Short-Term Rental Market Trends: Year-on-year performance in revenue, occupancy, and booking numbers.
Freestanding Residential Properties
Sectional Title Properties
This tells us Mouille Point remains largely a sectional-title market, think apartments with ocean views rather than stand-alone houses, and well-priced homes tend to sell in a little over two months.
Currently, 41 properties in Mouille Point are listed on Property24, with:
Highest-priced listing: R39,500,000
Lowest-priced listing: R2,600,000
Average asking price by bedroom count:
For hosts and investors, Mouille Point’s short-term rental scene has had a busy year.
Average Revenue per Listing
Active Listings
Number of Bookings
Occupancy
*Sources: CMA | PriceLabs | Property24
In short, Mouille Point’s property market remains resilient and in demand. Sales prices have held steady, the rental market is buoyant despite more competition, and for well-managed properties, there’s clear potential to outperform.
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