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Luxury living: Why South Africa's luxury properties are worth every penny

IOL · 18 August 2026 at 05:50

Luxury living: Why South Africa's luxury properties are worth every penny

R60 million will buy you a luxury home in Gauteng, while the average selling price in Bishopscourt is R30 million, Seeff data shows.

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