2 bedroom house for sale in Soshanguve

. 2 bedrooms (one with built-in wardrobes), open plan fitted kitchen, spacious reception area, 1 bathroom, tiled floors for beauty and low maintenance, security gates. In quiet street for peace of mind and secure playing space for kids.
Soshanguve is about 25 kilometres from Pretoria on the R80 out of the city. It is one of the fastest developing townships, not only in Pretoria, but also in Gauteng province if not the entire Republic of South Africa. Infrastructure development, which has become a buzzword a massive recession around the world, has really caught-up in this township. Roads and streets construction have upped the building tempo in Soshanguve, with property appreciation an ...

. 2 bedrooms (one with built-in wardrobes), open plan fitted kitchen, spacious reception area, 1 bathroom, tiled floors for beauty and low maintenance, security gates. In quiet street for peace of mind and secure playing space for kids.
Soshanguve is about 25 kilometres from Pretoria on the R80 out of the city. It is one of the fastest developing townships, not only in Pretoria, but also in Gauteng province if not the entire Republic of South Africa. Infrastructure development, which has become a buzzword a massive recession around the world, has really caught-up in this township. Roads and streets construction have upped the building tempo in Soshanguve, with property appreciation an excellent spin-off to people who are buying houses in this township. As the economy grows (4,4% in the last quarter of 2010), advantage goes to those who take advantage of owning houses today as we slowly but surely move out of the recession. The sooner you buy your own home the better things can become in the future with the improving economy. It is also true that property (house) is one of the those few items that appreciate over time.
An example would be appropriate at this point. Suppose two families have R360 000 each to spend. The one family decides to buy a flashy R360 000 luxury German car, while the other wisely spend their R360 000 on a house. Two years down the line the same two families decide to dispose of their assets (car and house). It is highly improbable that the family that splashed their hard-earned money on a car (German sedan)will get their money back, while the family that spend wisely on the house is sure to get their money back and more because property (houses) appreciate over time. Cars depreciate in value once bought and registered in your names, while houses appreciate in value once bought and registered in your names. Apart from owning and staying in your home, your house do other things for you, it appreciates in value and improve your credit profile with big business (the banks and other merchant outlets). Your house costs less as you do not have to fill the tank with an ever increasing price of petrol every week, if not every day. The family stays here and friends and relatives come here to visit. I have never heard anyone saying, “come visit me in my new car.”
This Soshanguve house is in A-Cul-De-Sac, very neat and the lit and tarred streets are some of those fringe benefits some people only read about. The young owner of this house is furthering his studies abroad, and that is the only reason they are selling their house. The house will be sold on first come first served basis. Call me now!