Well-established and west of Centurion, the market in this suburb is stable with old and new stock; developments, large stands and value-for-money properties impact well on sales.

A number of construction projects and new developments in the suburb make it a good long-term investment prospect and its access to arterial routes, the Joburg CBD, education institutions and the airport add to its flavour.

Most of the houses in the suburb are older and have finishes considered to be dated, but new homeowners are modernising and making far-reaching renovations. Its centrality, easy access to highways, schools and shopping malls in the area contribute to

Demand is on the increase for this lesser known suburb, which is strategically situated with available vacant land and farm holdings. It's on the edge of Pretoria North and close to modern facilities.

All modern amenities while offering a rural lifestyle for those who love nature

In this small and exclusive suburb with its winding streets, the close-knit community are mostly people with school-going children. Homes seldom go on the market and are much sought after, with prices continually appreciating. It's good for long-term

There are established family homes on large stands with big gardens, dating from when abundant land was available, along with developments, making this a favourable suburb for living or investment; it draws families with children because of the numbe

Established in 1924, many of the old characteristics of the suburb's housing style remain, even though residents have adapted these through modern upgrades and renovations and strive to uphold the distinct village feel.

This is an up-and-coming area which has grown substantially during the past 14 years and continues to do so, with many developments that will give homeowners a good return on their investment

This is a suburb where parents can move in and stay until their children have completed their education and it is close to shopping centres and travel routes