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From Quiet Coast to Hotspot: How the Garden Route Turned into South Africa’s Sharpest Property Play

16 December 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

The Garden Route, once a sleepy coastal area, has exploded into South Africa’s hottest property market. Highearning professionals, working remotely, have flocked there, changing the area from a quiet place to a bustling hub. This shift brought big money, new jobs in tech, and cool, green ways of living. Now, it’s a vibrant, futurefocused place where nature meets modern life.

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