Cape Town house prices rose much faster than Johannesburg and Durban
- Cape Town's average home prices have risen by 60% since 2020.
- The trend is driven by demand, investment, and municipal competence, with Clifton being an example of how changes in property ownership can drive up values.
- The city could benefit financially through additional property taxes, as infrastructure spending could provide both economic and financial benefits.
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