Western Cape Property Valuation Atlas
District municipality in the Western Cape

City of Cape Town property valuations

The City of Cape Town district spans 1 municipalities: City of Cape Town. Together they have 877 329 properties on their current valuation rolls, with a median value of R1.11m.

Values are municipal valuations as at each roll’s valuation date, set for rates, not today’s sale prices. Municipalities value on different cycles; each page states its own.

Key figures

Median value
R1.11m
all property types
Median home
R1.11m
residential only
Average value
R1.98m
Total roll value
R1.72tn
Properties on the roll
877 329
Median home value per m²
R3 633/m²
Median home erf
264 m²
typical plot size
Median dwelling size
86 m²
building floor area
Median home value per floor m²
R11 798/m²
value per m² of building
Middle 50% of values
R507k – R2.30m
the central half, ignoring extremes

Municipalities, ranked by median value

MunicipalityRoll cycleMedian valueProperties
City of Cape Town2025-2028R1.11m877 329

Property mix

CategoryParcelsShareMedianShare of value
Residential839 99896%R1.11m92%
Business31 2654%R1.22m5%
Agricultural4460%R12.10m1%
State / municipal1480%R4.10m0%
Vacant1 0120%R1.15m0%
Other4 4601%R130k1%

Extremes

Most valuable property
10 SYMPHONY WAY CPUT
BELLVILLE, City of Cape Town
R1.0bn
610 029 m², R1 677 per m²
Most affordable home
191 ON ARUM UNIT 13
City of Cape Town
R100k
18 m², R5 556 per m²

Data quality

Gaps in the published roll itself — counted, not estimated. Affected parcels are excluded from the relevant stats.

No value recorded
7 605
0.9% of parcels
Nominal values (R1 000 or less)
559
placeholder entries in the roll
No recorded size
2 131
0.2% of parcels
No category
210
0.0% of parcels

How these valuations work

Municipal valuations estimate each property’s open-market value on a set past date (mass appraisal under the Municipal Property Rates Act). They are calculated to charge rates and are not a floor or a live sale price. How valuations work

Who sets and governs these values

The valuer who set these values, and who to contact about them

Municipal valuerCity of Cape Town Valuations Department (Director: Valuations, Louise Muller; GV2025 names only the office of 'Municipal Valuer') (GV2025)
Valuations officeValuations Department
Contact0860 103 089, valuations@capetown.gov.za
Official pageValuations page ↗
Lodge an objection withThe Valuations Department (centralised)
How to objectOnline via e-Services (preferred), email valuationsobjection@capetown.gov.za, or in person at rotating venues; appeals to the Valuation Appeal Board via valuationsappeals@capetown.gov.za within 30 working days.
Objection formGet the form ↗

Other role-players: Western Cape Valuation Appeal Board ↗, Western Cape Department of Local Government ↗, CoGTA (Cooperative Governance & Traditional Affairs) ↗. Appeals against the valuer’s decision go to the Valuation Appeal Board.

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