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Property IPO in Cape Town. You In?

Written by TeamEasy | Apr 8, 2025 3:00:00 AM
Cape Town property prices have surged by 141% – the biggest jump of any metro in South Africa.* With the new Monarch Living IPO on EasyProperties, you’ve got the chance to get exposure to this booming market – from as little as R1.

Monarch Living
Located in Tygervalley, one of Cape Town’s most dynamic business and lifestyle hubs, Monarch Living is a brand-new residential development that ticks all the boxes:
  • Investors in Phase 1 saw prices increase by more than 30%.
  • Premium rental demand
  • Fibre-ready, pet-friendly, built-in braais, 24/7 security.
  • Minutes from Cape Town CBD, with easy access to shops, schools, and office parks.
EasyProperties secured a 7.79% discount for our investors. That’s pricing the public won’t see.

By the Numbers:
  • IRR (Internal Rate of Return): 10.81%
  • Estimated Net Rental Yield: 8.16%
  • Discount for EasyProperties Investors: 7.79%
The Monarch Living IPO is open on EasyProperties. With just R1, you can get exposure to one of South Africa’s best-performing property markets – at a price point that works for you.

Check out the full details and invest here.


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