Aloe Stays manages and markets a small, curated portfolio of Sea Point, Green Point and Woodstock properties. Aloe Properties helps investors understand the market before they buy.
Every property we list is walked, photographed and priced by us before it goes live. Browse the current collection and book directly on Airbnb.
Two-bedroom, sea-facing, walk to the Sea Point pools and promenade.
View on Airbnb →Compact, design-led studio close to the stadium and the biodiversity garden.
View on Airbnb →Industrial-conversion loft in Cape Town's fastest-appreciating creative node.
View on Airbnb →Two ways to work with Aloe Properties, depending on where your property is today.
Historical market data for prospective owners and investors — not a forecast, and not advice.
The Atlantic Seaboard's premier nodes — limited waterfront supply and strong international demand have driven consistent capital growth well above the city average.
The city's fastest-appreciating regeneration corridor, driven by urban renewal and spillover demand from pricier neighbouring suburbs.
Small, tightly-held pockets with some of the highest per-square-metre values in the city, and correspondingly low turnover.
Cape Town has no dedicated short-term-let law today; a draft 2026 by-law and national code of practice are both still in progress. We track both closely.
Aloe started with our own properties — long-term lets we knew could work harder, and a semigration move from Johannesburg to the Atlantic Seaboard that put us in the market every day, not just on paper.
We manage a deliberately small number of homes at a time, because the difference between an average listing and a well-run one shows up in occupancy, reviews and, eventually, resale value.
A short assessment call is the fastest way to find out where your home fits.