Seeff Eastern Cape Magazine Winter 2016 by Leonard Van Den Berg

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No-one beats us when it comes to finding buyers for your home. Seeff has been awarded The Best Real Estate Agency Marketing Award in South Africa for 2015/16 by the International Property Awards in London for the Africa Region. This means, according to them, when it comes to reaching potential buyers for your home, no-one does it better than Seeff.

smart move | www.seeff.com Buy. Sell. Let. | Close on 200 offices in and around Southern Africa including Botswana, Namibia, Swaziland, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Mauritius. www.seeff.com is South Africaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s preferred home for more than 30 000 properties for sale and to let. 08610 SEEFF(73333)

SAMUEL SEEFF

RESIDENTIAL MARKET OUTLOOK REMAINS STEADY AND STABLE

s we head into the cooler months, it is a good time to pause and reflect on where the residential market is heading for the remainder of this year given the prevailing weak economic outlook. The good news is that we continue observing a market that is holding up well. While there has been an expected slowing in activity and an easing in the national house price inflation since late last year, the first few months of this year have been better than anticipated. Our branches continue reporting plenty of activity, not just in the major metropolitan areas, but almost nationwide. We have still not seen any flooding of the market with property listings. In fact, most areas are still reporting tight stock levels and fairly good sales cycles. Buyers and investors are still keen to get into the market and the banks are still lending. A review of cash sales in the Cape metro for example reveals that some 60%â&#x20AC;&#x201C;80% of sales in the top end areas are still

full cash transactions and mostly to South African buyers. We are also still seeing plenty of high value transactions in the luxury areas. While business confidence is at the lowest levels in decades, we are still seeing plenty of confidence in the property market. While by no means immune, there is an underlying resilience that seems to be carrying the market during this challenging phase. There is no doubt, though, that the challenges are mounting and affordability is a growing concern for buyers in the middle to lower sectors of the market. These are market realities that sellers need to take cognisance of. The key for buyers and sellers right now is to be aware of the economic influences and to expect further interest rate and cost hikes and to factor these into their buying and selling decisions. For serious sellers, there is still plenty of demand with well-priced properties still selling fairly quickly. Sellers will need to adjust to the slowing demand and

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price growth, though, and be cautious of what prices buyers are prepared to pay, else they may risk losing out on a sale. Now, perhaps more than ever, working with a credible real estate agent will stand you in good stead. And, remember, if you are serious about selling, then a sole mandate is the way to go. The better-thanexpected inflation data and signs of stability returning to the currency

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give us hope that our economy can stabilise. The property sector has been one of the star performers over the last few years, and, for now at least, it remains business as usual. We are delighted to present some of our top property listings here, but be sure to also visit our website www.seeff.com for access to all of our exciting listings. Samuel Seeff Chairman TEL: +27 (0)82 452 8110

Our Ach Winners

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ALET OLLEMANS FROM PLETTENBERG BAY Regional Winner - All Divisions Rands - Top 10 Sales, Units and Rands Marketing Agent of the Year, with Samuel Seeff

JOHAN GERBER FROM OUDTSHOORN Top Agricultural Agent – Winner Rands & Units

BETTIE NEL FROM OUDTSHOORN Top Commercial Agent - Units, with Samuel Seeff

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CRISTINA BOTHA & DANIEL VAN RENEN FROM PLETTENBERG BAY Top 10 Sales, Partnership of Two - Winners â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Rands & Units, with Samuel Seeff

KAREN GROENEWALD FROM GEORGE Newcomer of the Year - Sales Winner, with Samuel Seeff

IVOR MARKS FROM KNYSNA Rookie of the Year - Sales - Winner, with Samuel Seeff

LIFESTYLE

NATURALLY GRE The kitchen is the heart of the busy home. It is the ideal place to start feeling like we are keeping in touch with nature when the world runs away from us. It is the place to keep it natural; to keep it green. Visit yuppiechef.com.

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1 LE CREUSET ROUND COCOTTE Le Creuset is known for making the best in cast iron cookware, with beautiful colours and longlasting quality. This green 6.6 litre round cocotte will not warp. The Phenolic lid knob is heat resistant up to 200°C. R2,950.

2 LAGUIOLE BY ANDRE VERDIER Made by master cutlers, every set of six Laguiole knives passes 50 quality inspections. Imbued with French passion and reflecting a deep love for food, they are made 100% in France. Designed with the signature bee on the handle. R299.

3 EVA SOLO ORCHID POT Bring nature inside by nurturing the most delicate of blooms in your Eva Solo Orchid Pot. Optimised for growth, the adjacent plant and water wells allow this aerophyte to draw the precise amount of water it needs. R899.

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4&7 CORKSCREWS BY ALESSI In a variety of fun and funky colours and shapes from Alessi, you’ll find the Anna G bottle opener (R979) or the Parrot Sommelier Corkscrew (R1 119). Both are efficient, practical and beautiful, and you’ll be happy to leave them out on the bar.

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WILLOW CREEK ESTATE OLIVE OIL 9

5 DUALIT KETTLE Save energy when design and technology come together in this classic 1.7 litre kettle. Its Whisper Boil technology was awarded the “Quiet Mark” by the British Society of Noise. R3,999.

6 COUNTERTOP COMPOST BIN It’s great for your garden and great for the environment, but it is not easy to start composting. This is an attractive countertop solution for storing fruit and veggie scraps before moving them outside. R399.

8 WILD BLOSSOM HONEY This wild blossom honey is grown and crafted by the Chaloner family at their farm on the slopes of the mountains outside Stellenbosch. The perfect addition to toast, pancakes or yoghurt with fruit. R69.

Willow Creek Estate lies in the Nuy Valley, in the Western Cape. Close to the Langeberg Mountain range, the farm has been in the Rabie family since the late 1700s. A recent descendant, Andries Rabie, planted the first olive trees in 1999, and in 2002 the first oil was pressed. Today, Willow Creek Estate comprises 260 hectares, planted with 200 000 olive trees and keeps raking in awards and accolades. Olive oils, tapenades, pitted olives and more are available in the deli section of most major outlets, but can also be ordered directly from the Estate. Prices start at around R60. WWW.WILLOWCREEK.CO.ZA

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MARKET OVERVIEW

A TOP THREE LOCATION

PLETTENBERG BAY RANKS HIGH According to the latest New World Wealth Survey of wealthy suburbs undertaken in conjunction with MasterCard, Plettenberg Bay now ranks in the top three premier property locations in the country next to Cape Town’s Atlantic Seaboard and Sandton in Johannesburg.

evin Engelsman, Seeff’s licensee in the Plett region, points out that according to the survey, some 260 millionaires now own second homes in Plett, 120 of which are worth more than R20 million. This

is the highest number of homes valued at this price outside of Cape Town and Johannesburg. Seeff sold R132 million worth of property during the November 2015 to February 2016 summer period. This is twice as much as

during the corresponding period of the previous year and has now put Seeff firmly ahead in terms of agency market share. “While the bulk of the sales activity is still under the R2 million price band, about 20% of all

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activity was above the R5 million to R10 million-plus price range. That is notable if you consider that very few properties sold above the R5 million price mark just five years ago,” says Engelsman. Awareness of Plettenberg Bay as a premier coastal destination is growing, and buyers and visitors are now coming from across the globe. The Plett Tourism Bureau is doing a great job promoting the town. The introduction of a newly-recognised wine route with twelve wine estates, many offering wine tastings and food, plus plenty of leisure activities, from nature reserves to the river, ocean and of course Blue-Flag beaches, all add to the appeal of the region.

The almost year-round sunshine and mild winters also make Plett a popular choice for retirement buyers, some as young as fifty. Despite now ranking up there with the Atlantic Seaboard and Sandton, Engelsman is of the opinion that Plett is still offering excellent value and smart buyers are taking note. Prices have risen very conservatively at only about 2% above the CPI rate over the last few years, and property prices here are still significantly below par. According to the latest Private Property data, the average price for a two-bedroomed apartment is R1 million and for a threebedroomed apartment around R1.5 million. A three-bedroomed

house sells for around R2.43 million and a four-bedroomed house, for around R4.17 million. “In reality, though,” says Engelsman, “you can still find a stunning two-bedroomed apartment for around the R600 000 price mark and a house for well under R2 million. There is also still plenty of land up for grabs under R400 000 and you can even possibly get ocean or river views for under R600 000.” CONTACT SEEFF PLETTENBERG BAY Kevin Engelsman +27 (0)44 533 0311 or +27 (0)82 229 8069 VISIT WWW.SEEFF.COM

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COVER PROPERTY

A JEWEL IN OUDTSHOORN’S CROWN

AVOND RUST

HISTORIC B&B

Oudtshoorn is the vibrant commercial centre of the Little Karoo. It is synonymous with superior ostrich merchandise, feathers, art, culture and the world-renowned Cango Caves. Over the years this modest Karoo town has transformed to become a flamboyant and cosmopolitan town with unique character.

udtshoorn is the jewel on Route 62, the longest wine route in the world, and a paradise for outdoor lovers. With so many ecological, geographical and botanical assets, the Klein Karoo is one of nature’s greatest masterpieces. Breathtaking mountain ranges surround

this beautiful town, which provide endless opportunities for adventure, contemplation and rejuvenation, with sunshine almost every day of the year. Every year in April, Oudtshoorn is South Africa’s main attraction when the Klein Karoo Art Festival, a whirl of entertainment, theatre, art and craft,

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comes to town. In August, the town hosts the Klein Karoo Classique, an event which mixes classical music with gourmet food. With its great variety of interesting curio shops that specialise in ostrich products, excellent restaurants and accommodation to suit every taste and

budget, the town itself is rich in culture, with museums, galleries and historic buildings at every turn. The town of Oudtshoorn can really bill itself as â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;The Ultimate Destinationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;. With property prices following an upwards trend along much of the South African southern coast, this area has also experienced an increasing inward movement of new residents who are interested in agricultural, commercial, residential and development property. Oudtshoorn has always been on the map, a precious gem, still in the polishing process. Tourism is perhaps the major source of income to Oudtshoorn. Besides the many sport events and festivals, Oudtshoorn is also home to the world famous Cango Caves and the extraordinary Swartberg mountain range, which attracts thousands of local and international visitors yearly. Rarely does a property come on the market with such a huge potential, according to Stefaan Verlinde, principal of Seeff Oudtshoorn. Avond Rust, built in 1927, is a haven for peace and tranquillity. Located on the historic High Road in the centre of Oudtshoorn, the property has been totally renovated to its former glory and is spotless. The property is exclusive, intimate and fully secured with a glorious garden that allows for quiet conversation and relaxation. A private, enclosed swimming pool is delightful on hot summer days. Tourists attracted to characterful houses, will, without a doubt, love this B&B when visiting such a historic town. If not run as a B&B, this house can be a magnificent family home and the owner can run an adjacent business on the same plot. Tucked away, the cosy licensed restaurant with water features and secluded canopies can seat up to 120 customers. Ample secure parking space is also available. The B&B and restaurant are VAT registered and a zero rating will apply if sold as a going concern, meaning no transfer duty is payable. The sale price of R6 500 000 is inclusive of all furniture and equipment of both the B&B and restaurant.

WWW.SEEFF.COM WEB REFERENCE: 388384 PRICE: R 6 500 000 CONTACT: Bettie Nel +27 (0)84 441 3000 or email Bettie@seeff.com Seeff Oudtshoorn Office: +27 (0)44 272 0213

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N E W LY L A U N C H E D

BMW 7 SERIES

MOTORING

BMW makes no bones about the fact that the new 7 Series is the most luxurious and technically most advanced they have ever produced.

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e have completely redefined what the 7 Series is, bringing higher levels of luxury than any 7 Series before,” claimed BMW Group South Africa at the recent unveiling on local soil of the new generation BMW flagship sedan. Indeed, no other BMW sedan has ever had the tech, the new age lightweight construction, the powerful yet frugal powertrains, and the limousine-enviable comfort that this car brings to market. There is no question that previous-gen 7 Series owners will swoon over the new car. But, has BMW done enough to coax other luxury brand buyers into their executive saloon? On the technology front, without a doubt. Apart from its almost self-parking capability, with a smarter-than-yoursmartphone key fob and a wireless inductive charging unit for your cell phone, this car shoots laser beams from its headlights. Whereas Audi may have pioneered laser headlights as a concept, and Mercedes-Benz shunned the idea completely (opting to stick with LED technology instead), thanks to BMW’s Selective Beam technology, 7s equipped with the optional LaserLight system will allow their owners to enjoy dazzle-free lighting with a particularly bright, pure white light, and a high-beam range of 600 metres, double that of the standard LED headlights. The 7 Series also has deep rooted, under-the-skin changes that set it apart from its predecessors. Key factors in enhancing dynamics, efficiency, comfort and safety while on the move are the use of carbon-fibre-reinforced plastic (CFRP) in the body structure; engines from the BMW Group’s new generation of power units; the plug-in hybrid system in the new BMW 740e; the Executive Drive Pro active chassis system; and the Driving Experience Control switch with adaptive mode.

Previous 7 Series owners will love this series’ updated driving feel. BMW has significantly upped the ante in terms of interior look and feel. Taking a leaf from the luxury saloon benchmark – the Mercedes-Benz S-Class – the new 7 aims to maximise well-being in the rear compartment with a host of standard tech and luxury features. Up front, standout innovations include the extension of the iDrive system to include a touch display and BMW gesture control, which allows you to adjust the car’s infotainment volume and a few other basic functions by waving a finger at it. Other commendable technology highlights include the now-familiar, yet updated Touch Command system; a brilliant new head-up display; crossing traffic warning (useful when reversing in a crowded parking lot); steering and lane control assistant; active side collision protection; Surround View with 3D View and, of course, the well-publicised new remote control parking system. The new BMW 7 Series is available with an extensively updated V8 engine and six-cylinder in-line variants from the BMW Group’s latest generation of power units. All the engines link up as standard with a similarly further developed 8-speed Steptronic transmission. A plug-in hybrid BMW 740e with BMW eDrive technology will be available from the third quarter of 2016. Powered by a four-cylinder petrol engine and an electric motor, which together generate total system output of 240kW, the 740e records combined fuel consumption of 2.1-l/100km, with claimed CO2 emissions of a mind-bending 49g/km. There is no doubt that BMW has extensively raised the bar in the new 7 Series, introducing numerous innovations in comfort, style, driving experience and overall excellence. Impressively, the new car boasts a substantial number of these innovations as standard throughout the range, pipping some of its German rivals at the value-for-money post.

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THE RESIDENCE ZANZIBAR

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LUXURY HOLIDAY

It is an exotic indulgence to say the words â&#x20AC;&#x153;Kizimkazi, Zanzibarâ&#x20AC;?. It is as if the name of the region captures all of the flavours and personal dramas of spices, traders, wars, sultans and slaves that have crossed these white beaches.

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anzibar is remarkably accessible from Johannesburg. Yet, once you arrive after just a short flight, it is as if time has stood still for hundreds of years. Step out on the porch of your private villa at The Residence, onto the purest, whitest beaches you have ever seen, close your eyes, and exhale all of the stress you brought from the big city. See the old man with a bicycle on the beach selling ice cold drinks. The palms behind him sway in the breeze. The blue water stretches into eternity. You can smell the coconut sunscreen, and despite being curious how your thriller book may end, tomorrow is another day. Just doze off on the beach chair. Tonight, by candle light, friendly staff will serve fresh catch of the day, brought to shore by the hand-carved dhows that ploughed the horizon behind your selfies on the beach today. Fresh fruit and vegetables were brought by smiling villagers. This is how it has always been. Harmony. Health. Simplicity. Beauty. Take three more days. Take four. By the time you get back to OR Tambo you will be a different person. Guaranteed. Did we even mention the spa? Speak to your travel agent today.

FOOD

OH, SO SWEET POTATO DONE TWO WAYS SWEET POTATO AND COCONUT SOUP INGREDIENTS

• 1 kg sweet potato, peeled and cubed • 2 tbsp vegetable oil • 2 onions, peeled and chopped • 2 red peppers, seeded and chopped • 2 garlic cloves, peeled and chopped • 5cm piece fresh ginger – peeled, grated • ½ tsp ground cumin • 1 red chilli, chopped • 50g good quality Thai red curry paste • 1½ litre chicken or vegetable stock • 200ml coconut milk • Fresh coriander leaves to garnish FOR THE CROUTONS • 500g sweet potato • 1 tbsp oil • ½ tsp ground cumin

METHOD

1 Preheat oven to 200°C. To make croutons, toss 500g of sweet potato cubes with oil and ground cumin and bake for half an hour or until golden brown. 2 Heat oil in a large pot and sweat onions, red peppers, garlic and ginger until just starting to colour. 3 Add spices and curry paste and fry for 1 minute. Add 1kg sweet potato, cover with stock and simmer for half an hour. 4 Add coconut milk, reserving 2 tbsp to garnish the soup with later, and simmer for 10 minutes. Blitz in a blender. 5 Serve the soup topped with sweet potato croutons, a swirl of coconut milk and fresh coriander leaves.

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WINTER’S CHILL IS IN THE AIR AND WHAT BETTER WAY TO GET THINGS WARMED UP THAN WITH THE RICH AROMA OF ROASTED SWEET POTATO. HEARTY, VERSATILE AND EXTREMELY HEALTHY, SWEET POTATOES ARE AN EXCELLENT SOURCE OF BETA CAROTENE, VITAMIN C, MANGANESE, COPPER, PANTOTHENIC ACID AND VITAMIN B.

SWEET POTATO CRISPS WITH GUACAMOLE AND SOUR CREAM INGREDIENTS

• 2 large sweet potatoes • Vegetable oil for deep-frying • Spanish paprika spice FOR THE GUACAMOLE • 2 small avocados • ¼ cup olive oil • Juice of half a lemon • Sea salt and black pepper TO SERVE • ½ cup sour cream

METHOD

1 Slice the sweet potatoes very thinly on a mandolin. 2 Heat oil in a large pot and deep-fry sweet potato slices in batches until golden brown. Drain on paper towel. Season with Spanish paprika spice or your favourite spice mix. 3 Peel and mash the avocados and stir through olive oil and lemon juice. Season well. 4 Serve with guacamole and sour cream.

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ENTERTAINMENT

MARTINIS SHAKEN OR STIRRED

here are many variations on the classic Martini. A Dry Martini traditionally uses more dry vermouth, though recent trends have begun defining Dry Martinis as instead using little or no vermouth. A Bone Dry Martini is one without vermouth. A Gibson is garnished with a cocktail onion, while a Dirty Martini has had a small amount of olive brine added to the mix. A Perfect Martini uses equal parts sweet and dry vermouth, and a Vodka Martini makes use of vodka where there would have been gin.

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CLASSIC MARTINI Ingredients • 80ml gin • 15ml dry vermouth • 1 green olive or lemon twist for garnish • Dash angostura bitters (optional)

Method Pour the ingredients into a mixing glass filled with ice cubes. Stir for 30 seconds, or shake for 30 seconds. Strain into a chilled Martini glass. If desired, add a dash of angostura bitters and garnish.

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There are a myriad of ways to make a Martini: gin or vodka, wet or dry, shaken or stirred, with a twist of lemon or a bitter green olive. One drink, so many options.

Seeff & Hamptons International:

of combined property sales experience... Seeff is the

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Hamptons International has more than 180 years of heritage, a network of 100 ofces in the UK (33 in London) and an international network with over 7 000 partner ofces spanning the Far and Middle East, Europe and the USA.

Another reason why we pride ourselves on our rich heritage and experience when it comes to selling your home.

Should you be interested in nding out more, call 08610 SEEFF(73333) smart move | Buy. Sell. Let. | Close on 200 ofces in and around Southern Africa including Botswana, Namibia, Swaziland, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Mauritius. www.seeff.com is South Africa’s preferred home for more than 30 000 properties for sale and to let.

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