1,422 homes, 72.2% freehold, +25% price growth over the decade to 2025 — and 9 of them sold by this practice.
Rant en Dal sits between Kenmare and Noordheuwel on both income and price, and it outperforms every one of its immediate neighbours on ten-year growth. It is a predominantly freehold suburb, so standalone houses drive the market.
Rant en Dal has 1,422 homes, 72.2% of them freehold. Freehold prices grew 25% between 2016 and 2025, and average household income sits in the R85K–R105K band.
Source: Lightstone suburb data, Q3 2026 release. Growth figures are anchored on 2025, the last complete year of deeds registrations.
Rant en Dal has been one of the practice's two longest-standing core suburbs for a decade. Every sale below is a registered transfer, not a listing or an instruction.
A written Comparative Market Analysis built from registered transfers on your street — not a suburb average, and not a portal estimate.