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Disa Park, Vredehoek: apartment prices, October 2026

36 Clifford Avenue, a sectional-title scheme registered in 1983. Every sale registered here since January 2023, with the price per m², the trend and what a unit would rent for.

78 sales recorded in Disa Park since 2023, median price R1.78m.

78 registered salesR31,500/m² median
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Data: City of Cape Town public records, 78 registered sales, last updated October 2026.

By Samantha, Sellect · Sales registered Jan 2023 to Jun 2026 · Updated 21 October 2026 · Method
Gold: Disa Park · grey: homes sold in Vredehoek since 2023

Disa Park in 60 seconds

City of Cape Town registered sales · method at the bottom of the page
R1.78mMedian sale price since 2023 (73 m² median)
R31,500Median price per m² since 2023
26 salesR35,600Median price per m², 2025 and 2026
R43,000/m²−17 %Compared with the Vredehoek apartment median per m²
R500k to R3.53m78Registered sales since January 2023
R13,300/moEstimated rent for a median 73 m² unit
estimate8.9 %Estimated gross yield (5.2 % net)
+26 %Above the 2025 municipal value, sales since July 2025
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1The building

About Disa Park

Three cylindrical 1960s towers named Blinkwater, Platteklip and Silverstroom, designed by Bergamasco, Duncan & James and nicknamed the Pepper Pots. Residents share a pool, tennis and squash courts and a braai area. By price per m², Disa Park sits at number 12 of the 18 Vredehoek buildings with five sales or more since 2023, below the neighbourhood median. The highest price registered here since 2023 was R3.53m, for a unit of 102 m², in Sep 2025. Seven units were bought and resold within the period. Flats sold here since 2023 are mostly one- and two-bedroom sizes: a median of 73 m², from 29 m² to 102 m².

Source: Disa Park, Wikipedia Designed for the wind, born of apartheid-era zoning: Disa Park Towers' complicated legacy, EWN

2Prices and trend

What Disa 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 Disa Park sell for about 17 % less per m² than the Vredehoek median, a way into the neighbourhood below its usual price level. Units sold range from 29 m² to 102 m², with a median of 73 m². 78 sales were registered since January 2023, the most in 2024 (31). The median price per m² moved from R29,200 in 2023 and 2024 to R35,600 in 2025 and 2026, +22 %. Since July 2025, units here sold for a median of +26 % their 2025 municipal value.

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Median price per m² by year

R29k202321 salesR28k202431 salesR35k202521 salesR40k20265 sales

Number of sales under each year. 2026 is partial.

Against the neighbourhood

Disa ParkR35,600
Vredehoek medianR43,000
High Cape TwoR41,300
FairviewR45,300
MillboroughR34,400

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

YearSalesMedian priceMedian price per m²
20265R2.65mR39,796
202521R2.29mR34,608
202431R1.75mR28,425
202321R1.43mR29,310
3Recent sales

Every sale registered in Disa 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
Jun 202649 m²R1.95mR39,796
Mar 202673 m²R3.00mR41,096
Mar 202673 m²R2.65mR36,301
Feb 202673 m²R2.65mR36,301
Feb 202649 m²R1.97mR40,204
Nov 2025102 m²R3.30mR32,353
Nov 2025102 m²R2.50mR24,510
Nov 202549 m²R1.95mR39,796
Oct 202573 m²R2.50mR34,247
Oct 202549 m²R1.40mR28,571
Oct 202573 m²R2.60mR35,616
Sep 2025102 m²R3.53mR34,608
Sep 202529 m²R1.50mR51,552
Aug 202573 m²R2.90mR39,726
Jul 202549 m²R1.82mR37,143
Jul 202573 m²R2.37mR32,466
Jun 202573 m²R2.30mR31,507
Jun 202549 m²R1.74mR35,510
Jun 202529 m²R1.50mR51,724
May 202549 m²R2.50mR51,020
Apr 202529 m²R1.40mR48,103
Apr 202597 m²R2.29mR23,660
Apr 202549 m²R1.38mR28,061
Feb 202549 m²R1.70mR34,673
Feb 202573 m²R2.20mR30,137
Jan 202573 m²R2.40mR32,808
Dec 202449 m²R500kR10,204
Dec 202473 m²R925kR12,671
Dec 202449 m²R1.32mR26,939
Nov 202473 m²R2.20mR30,137
Nov 202473 m²R2.30mR31,507
Nov 202429 m²R1.12mR38,621
Oct 202473 m²R2.08mR28,425
Oct 202429 m²R1.38mR47,414
Sep 202449 m²R1.75mR35,714
Sep 202473 m²R2.40mR32,808
Aug 202473 m²R1.90mR26,027
Aug 202473 m²R2.31mR31,589
Aug 202473 m²R1.85mR25,342
Aug 202473 m²R1.93mR26,370

The 40 most recent of 78 sales.

4Rent and yield

What a unit in Disa Park would earn

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

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Rent for a median unit

R13,300 /month

A 73 m² unit at the building median of R1.78m would rent for about R13,300 a month: a gross yield of about 8.9 % and about 5.2 % 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 Disa Park cost?

Since January 2023, 78 apartments were registered as sold in Disa Park, Vredehoek, at a median of R1.78m for 73 m², or R31,500 per m². Prices ranged from R500k to R3.53m.

Is Disa Park expensive for Vredehoek?

Units in Disa Park sell for a median of R35,600 per m², 17 % below the Vredehoek apartment median of R43,000 per m² for sales since January 2025.

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

About R13,300 a month for a 73 m² unit, a gross yield of about 8.9 % (5.2 % 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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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.