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Senator Park, City Centre: apartment prices, October 2026

66 Keerom Street, a sectional-title scheme registered in 1981. Every sale registered here since January 2023, with the price per m², the trend and what a unit would rent for.

54 sales recorded in Senator Park since 2023, median price R1.37m.

54 registered salesR32,000/m² median
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Data: City of Cape Town public records, 54 registered sales, last updated October 2026.

By Samantha, Sellect · Sales registered Jan 2023 to Jul 2026 · Updated 21 October 2026 · Method
Gold: Senator Park · grey: homes sold in City Centre since 2023

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City of Cape Town registered sales · method at the bottom of the page
R1.37mMedian sale price since 2023 (43 m² median)
R32,000Median price per m² since 2023
33 salesR31,700Median price per m², 2025 and 2026
R49,400/m²−36 %Compared with the City Centre apartment median per m²
R638k to R1.85m54Registered sales since January 2023
R10,100/moEstimated rent for a median 43 m² unit
estimate8.9 %Estimated gross yield (5.7 % net)
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1The building

About Senator Park

Apartment block on Keerom Street, a couple of minutes' walk from Long Street and close to the Company's Garden and the Western Cape High Court. By price per m², Senator Park sits at number 24 of the 37 City Centre buildings with five sales or more since 2023, below the neighbourhood median. The sectional-title scheme was registered in 1981. The highest price registered here since 2023 was R1.85m, for a unit of 43 m², in Jan 2026. The units that changed hands range from 42 m² to 43 m², mainly studios and one-bedroom sizes (median 43 m²).

Source: Senator Park Suite 2, Expedia

2Prices and trend

What Senator Park sells for

Medians of registered sales. With a handful of sales a year, the mix of units sold moves these figures: read the trend with care.

Apartments in Senator Park sell for about 36 % less per m² than the City Centre median, a way into the neighbourhood below its usual price level. The units that changed hands are all of a similar size, around 43 m². 54 sales were registered since January 2023, the most in 2026 (17). Prices per m² have been broadly flat between 2023-2024 and 2025-2026.

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Median price per m² by year

R29k202311 salesR33k202410 salesR30k202516 salesR34k202617 sales

Number of sales under each year. 2026 is partial.

Against the neighbourhood

Senator ParkR31,700
City Centre medianR49,400
Mandela Rhodes PlaceR35,500
The SquareR31,100
IconR37,500

Median price per m², sales since January 2025 where available. City Centre median: apartments sold since January 2025.

YearSalesMedian priceMedian price per m²
202617R1.45mR33,721
202516R1.30mR30,233
202410R1.40mR32,946
202311R1.23mR28,605
3Recent sales

Every sale registered in Senator Park since 2023

Month of registration, unit size and price, as published by the City of Cape Town. Unit numbers and owners are not shown.

RegisteredSizePricePrice per m²
Jul 202643 m²R1.42mR32,907
May 202642 m²R1.55mR36,905
May 202643 m²R1.35mR31,395
Apr 202643 m²R1.10mR25,581
Apr 202643 m²R1.50mR34,884
Apr 202643 m²R1.50mR34,884
Mar 202643 m²R1.45mR33,721
Mar 202643 m²R1.65mR38,372
Mar 202643 m²R1.57mR36,506
Mar 202643 m²R1.36mR31,744
Feb 202643 m²R1.30mR30,233
Feb 202643 m²R1.50mR34,767
Feb 202643 m²R1.60mR37,308
Feb 202643 m²R1.45mR33,721
Feb 202643 m²R1.27mR29,535
Jan 202643 m²R1.37mR31,860
Jan 202643 m²R1.85mR43,023
Nov 202543 m²R1.44mR33,430
Nov 202543 m²R1.25mR29,070
Oct 202543 m²R1.35mR31,395
Sep 202543 m²R1.30mR30,233
Aug 202543 m²R1.35mR31,395
Aug 202543 m²R1.30mR30,233
Jul 202543 m²R1.18mR27,326
Jul 202543 m²R950kR22,093
Jun 202543 m²R1.23mR28,488
Jun 202543 m²R1.15mR26,744
Apr 202543 m²R1.55mR36,047
Mar 202543 m²R1.55mR36,047
Feb 202543 m²R1.35mR31,395
Feb 202543 m²R1.20mR27,907
Feb 202543 m²R1.25mR29,070
Jan 202543 m²R1.40mR32,558
Sep 202442 m²R1.35mR32,143
Sep 202442 m²R1.40mR33,333
Sep 202443 m²R1.55mR36,047
Sep 202443 m²R1.50mR34,884
Aug 202443 m²R1.57mR36,628
Jul 202443 m²R1.09mR25,465
May 202443 m²R1.10mR25,581

The 40 most recent of 54 sales.

4Rent and yield

What a unit in Senator Park would earn

Estimates, not observed rents: Sellect model from the price level, the same as in your free report.

Estimate

Rent for a median unit

R10,100 /month

A 43 m² unit at the building median of R1.37m would rent for about R10,100 a month: a gross yield of about 8.9 % and about 5.7 % net, after rates, levies, management and empty months.

Rates at the City’s 2026/27 residential rate, levies estimated at R45 per m² a month, management 8 %, vacancy 4 %.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does an apartment in Senator Park cost?

Since January 2023, 54 apartments were registered as sold in Senator Park, City Centre, at a median of R1.37m for 43 m², or R32,000 per m². Prices ranged from R638k to R1.85m.

Is Senator Park expensive for City Centre?

Units in Senator Park sell for a median of R31,700 per m², 36 % below the City Centre apartment median of R49,400 per m² for sales since January 2025.

What rent can I get for a flat in Senator Park?

About R10,100 a month for a 43 m² unit, a gross yield of about 8.9 % (5.7 % net). This is a Sellect estimate from the price level; your free report adjusts it to your unit.

Where do these figures come from?

From sales registered at the Deeds Office and published by the City of Cape Town, analysed by Sellect. Bundles, parking bays, storerooms and implausible prices are excluded. Figures are medians and indicative, not a valuation.

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Other buildings in City Centre

Sources and method. City of Cape Town, registered sales and 2025 General Valuation Roll, analysed by Sellect; data updated 21 October 2026. Sales are shown per building, without unit numbers or owners’ names. Rents and yields are Sellect estimates. Figures are indicative, not a valuation.