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New property valuations set for Cape Town

Cape Argus

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January 08, 2026

THE City of Cape Town has begun compiling its 2025 General Valuation Roll (GV2025).

- STAFF REPORTER

The process will determine property values and rates bills starting in July 2026. The valuation date is set for July 1.

Given the volume of properties across the metro, the City is again relying on a Computer-Assisted Mass Appraisal (CAMA) system to assess values. While the system allows valuations to be completed efficiently, property professionals caution that it is not infallible.

Laurence van Blerck, a master practitioner at Ginena's Real Estate, says some homeowners may find that their new municipal valuations come in higher than expected.

"Mass appraisal systems are effective for large-scale valuations, but they can't always account for the nuances of individual properties," Van Blerck said.

"As a result, errors can occur, particularly where a property differs materially from surrounding homes."

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