Brand New Development in Goodwood - Units from R550k!
10 August 2026
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Coming Soon: Turnkey Studio Living in the Heart of Goodwood
A brand-new development is launching on Surrey Street, Goodwood: 122 fully furnished, move-in-ready studio apartments in one of Cape Town's best-connected suburbs!
Right on the corner of Surrey Street and Voortrekker Road, in the City's Urban Development Zone. Walk to cafés, shops, and transport.Completion expected Q4 2027.
- Studios and Studio Lofts with mezzanine
- Fully furnished, ready to move in
- Upper-floor units with private terraces
Buying to live?Stop paying rent and start paying yourself. Own a home in a suburb with rising demand and values - from R550k.
Buying to invest?This is a rental-ready asset in a high-demand letting node. Expected gross yields of around 11%, plus Urban Development Zone tax benefits for qualifying buyers.
Goodwood is one of Cape Town's fastest-growing inner-city nodes - limited new stock, strong rental demand, and solid capital growth potential!
Register now for priority access to floor plans, pricing, and pre-launch offers.
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