Ever wondered where Blaauwberg is?
Blaauwberg is this amazing place in Cape Town, South Africa.
It is a 15 minute drive to the centre of Cape Town and is well known for its long white sandy beaches and stunning views of table mountain.
Blaauwberg has become extremely popular with kite and windsurfers as blaauwberg is a very very windy place.
Top ten reasons to Kite Surf in Blaauwberg!
Find out why all the pros are training in Blaauwberg, Cape Town
- Blaauwberg is windy, we are talking about wind for the entire summer almost everyday from August to April.
- Loads of beach, on a good day there can be hundreds of kites stretching across kilometers of beach.
- Blaauwberg has some of the best beaches around and the wind mostly being South Easterly is ideal for wave riding and wave jumping.
- Excellent accomodation at very good prices make it easy to find a pad close to the beach.
- Loads of Kite surf shops that rent gear and sell kites are found along the beach front.
- Blaauwberg is known for its restaurants and pubs for after those long kite surf days.
- There are lots of days when there are big waves, ideal for wave riders and popping some really high jumps.Blaauwberg is also a surfing hotspot.
- Cape Town has ideal learning conditions for kitesurfing with long stretches of open beach and steady side shore winds. We also have perfect flat water conditions for learning to get up on the Board.
- The best reason to kite surf in Blaauwberg is the to do list on the days you dont kite. Theres wine farms galore, mountains to climb, Islands to see, game farms and loads of attractions to visit.
- And Finally our girls in cape town are really hot and for the girls the guys arent to bad looking either, must be from the kitesurfing.
- I live and work in Blaauwberg and i am a keen kite surfer.I have a website about property in the blaauwberg area. You can view at husbandandwifeteam
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With the 2010 World Cup soccer being held in South Africa in 2010 property investors, speculators and property owners are keen to see what will be happening to property prices in the run up to the cup.
All over SA, we are seeing the upgrading of various infrastructure.
So far the tournament is the single biggest catalyst that is triggering major infrastructure investments in South Africa.
Major projects are underway with the multi million rand Gautrain project, the Green Point Stadium, the Coega aluminium smelter and the billions allocated to the construction of the new King Shaka International
Airport at La Mercy in KwaZulu-Natal.
Well how will this benefit property prices and when?
The first major benefit to the property industry will be demand for accomodation for corporate lettings linked to 2010 infrastructure projects.
The global slow down has recently put pressure on property prices in South Africa which had seen
phenomal growth up to mid 2007.Analysts are predicting an upswing towards the end of 2008 begining 2009.
Property agent, Ashley Den Breeijen of Re/max advises clients that are thinking of selling to hold onto there properties for at least another year.
The market is also at present ripe for the picking and investors on the lookout can snap up great deals in this current buyers market.
If you have the money buy now, according to Ashley who has years of experince in the property arena.
Post World cup will see properties still benefiting as South Africa hopefully reaps the benefits of this massive marketing coup for our country.
Ashley Den Breeijen heads up a real estate team called the Husband and Wife Team in the Blaauwberg,
Cape Town areas.
All over SA, we are seeing the upgrading of various infrastructure.
So far the tournament is the single biggest catalyst that is triggering major infrastructure investments in South Africa.
Major projects are underway with the multi million rand Gautrain project, the Green Point Stadium, the Coega aluminium smelter and the billions allocated to the construction of the new King Shaka International
Airport at La Mercy in KwaZulu-Natal.
Well how will this benefit property prices and when?
The first major benefit to the property industry will be demand for accomodation for corporate lettings linked to 2010 infrastructure projects.
The global slow down has recently put pressure on property prices in South Africa which had seen
phenomal growth up to mid 2007.Analysts are predicting an upswing towards the end of 2008 begining 2009.
Property agent, Ashley Den Breeijen of Re/max advises clients that are thinking of selling to hold onto there properties for at least another year.
The market is also at present ripe for the picking and investors on the lookout can snap up great deals in this current buyers market.
If you have the money buy now, according to Ashley who has years of experince in the property arena.
Post World cup will see properties still benefiting as South Africa hopefully reaps the benefits of this massive marketing coup for our country.
Ashley Den Breeijen heads up a real estate team called the Husband and Wife Team in the Blaauwberg,
Cape Town areas.
