HouseZAR 875,000
Alberton

889 homes and apartments for sale in Alberton, South Africa.
24 properties shown
HouseZAR 875,000
Alberton
HouseZAR 899,900
Alberton
HouseZAR 4,999,000
Alberton
HouseZAR 1,750,000
Alberton
HouseZAR 649,000
Alberton
HouseZAR 1,850,000
Alberton
HouseZAR 950,000
Alberton
HouseZAR 1,850,000
Alberton
HouseZAR 1,290,000
Alberton
HouseZAR 2,150,000
Alberton
HouseZAR 785,000
Alberton
HouseZAR 2,999,999
Alberton
ApartmentZAR 810,000
Alberton
HouseZAR 1,275,000
Alberton
HouseZAR 2,999,999
Alberton
HouseZAR 4,999,000
Alberton
HouseZAR 2,999,000
Alberton
HouseZAR 2,799,999
Alberton
HouseZAR 2,450,000
Alberton
HouseZAR 2,095,000
Alberton
HouseZAR 2,480,000
Alberton
HouseZAR 2,295,000
Alberton
HouseZAR 1,350,000
Alberton
HouseZAR 860,000
Alberton
Buyer's guide: Alberton
Alberton is a house market, and a cheap one. Of its 889 listings on RealEstateAbroad, 786 are houses, the median asking price is €90,200, and the middle half of listings sits between €53,637 and €128,321. If you want space and a garden within reach of Johannesburg and the airport rather than a flat in a tower, this is the sort of place to look.
The table uses asking prices from current RealEstateAbroad listings, converted from rand to euros.
| Measure | Alberton |
|---|---|
| Active listings | 889 |
| Median asking price | €90,200 |
| Middle half (p25 to p75) | €53,637 to €128,321 |
| Median price per m² | €526 |
| Median home size | 148 m² |
Alberton's type split is 786 houses, 85 apartments, 14 commercial properties and 4 plots. Bedrooms: 419 listings have three, 209 have four, 178 have two and 58 have five or more, with a handful of studios and one-bedrooms.
This is classic East Rand suburban stock: single-storey brick houses on generous plots, often with a pool or a flat for a domestic worker or tenant. Look at the national houses page if you want to benchmark.
Alberton lies south-east of the Johannesburg centre, with Germiston and Boksburg to the north and east. Residents are often commuters who work in the industrial and logistics belt along the highways, or in central Johannesburg. Suburbs such as Meyersdal and Brackenhurst are known for larger, higher-priced homes, while older parts nearer the centre are cheaper.
Buyers are typically local first-timers and landlords. Foreign investors tend to treat it as a yield play rather than a lifestyle purchase, which makes tenant quality, security and municipal services the key questions. Nearby alternatives include Germiston, Boksburg, Benoni and Edenvale, with Johannesburg and Randburg further on.
Make any offer conditional on finance and inspection, ask for the electrical compliance certificate (a legal requirement on transfer) and check the municipal account is up to date, as arrears can delay registration. Transfer duty is on a sliding scale, and for homes at Alberton's typical prices the lowest bands apply, so the duty can be small or zero on the cheapest homes. Verify with your conveyancer. More on process: buying guide for South Africa and the country overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Prices are low and rents are modest, so gross yields can look strong. Net returns depend on vacancies, repairs, security costs and rates, so ask for rental history on specific homes.
The median is 148 m², larger than Germiston's 104 m² median, which reflects bigger plots in some suburbs.
Yes, 85 apartments are listed, about one in ten. Sectional-title levies vary a lot, so check the body corporate finances.
Yes. A conveyancer can handle the transfer under power of attorney. You will need to follow exchange-control rules when sending funds.