HouseZAR 2,695,000
Durban

629 homes and apartments for sale in Durban, South Africa.
24 properties shown
HouseZAR 2,695,000
Durban
ApartmentZAR 2,450,000
Durban
HouseZAR 1,350,000
Durban
ApartmentZAR 750,000
Durban
ApartmentZAR 550,000
Durban
ApartmentZAR 950,000
Durban
ApartmentZAR 950,000
Durban
ApartmentZAR 720,000
Durban
HouseZAR 2,150,000
Durban
ApartmentZAR 925,000
Durban
HouseZAR 3,150,000
Durban
ApartmentZAR 550,000
Durban
ApartmentZAR 2,995,000
Durban
HouseZAR 1,550,000
Durban
ApartmentZAR 1,950,000
Durban
ApartmentZAR 750,000
Durban
ApartmentZAR 550,000
Durban
ApartmentZAR 600,000
Durban
ApartmentZAR 920,000
Durban
ApartmentZAR 1,295,000
Durban
ApartmentZAR 1,995,000
Durban
HouseZAR 2,250,000
Durban
HouseZAR 1,075,000
Durban
Commercial propertyZAR 2,990,000
Durban
Buyer's guide: Durban
Durban is the one big South African city where apartments outnumber houses on our site: 329 of 629 listings are flats, against 252 houses. The median asking price is €93,959 and the middle half runs from €53,154 to €147,649. Warm water, an Indian Ocean climate and the busiest port in the country shape what is on offer.
Prices below are asking prices from current listings, converted to euros.
| Measure | Durban |
|---|---|
| Active listings | 629 |
| Median asking price | €93,959 |
| Middle half (p25 to p75) | €53,154 to €147,649 |
| Median price per m² | €671 |
| Median home size | 102 m² |
Listings break down into 329 apartments, 252 houses, 41 commercial properties and 7 plots. Bedrooms: 187 have three, 170 have two, 94 have one, 75 have four, 71 have five or more and 32 are studios.
Flats are concentrated along the seafront and in the Berea ridge area, with houses in suburbs such as Morningside and Durban North. For national comparisons see apartments in South Africa and houses in South Africa.
Durban's Golden Mile promenade, warm winters and surf culture attract retirees and holiday-home buyers from Gauteng. The city also has big industrial and port employment, and a large local buyer pool. The flip side is that some inner-city and older beachfront blocks suffer from poor building management, and infrastructure issues such as water outages have affected parts of the city, so inspect the building as carefully as the flat.
The more upmarket north coast, including Umhlanga and Ballito, is covered on its own pages, and the south coast resorts near Margate and Port Shepstone are cheaper holiday markets. Inland, Pietermaritzburg is the provincial capital.
Ask the managing agent for levies, special levies and any litigation. Confirm the insurer covers corrosion and storm damage, since coastal salt air is hard on buildings. Foreign buyers pay the usual conveyancing and transfer duty on the sliding scale; verify rates with your conveyancer. See the South Africa buying guide and the financing options.
Last updated 8 October 2026
On our listings Durban has a median asking price of €93,959 and €671 per m², against €158,388 and €2,672 per m² for Cape Town. Check like-for-like locations.
Yes, South Africa has no general ban. Sectional-title purchases come with levies and rules, so read the body corporate rules.
Building maintenance, municipal services and humidity-related wear are the most common concerns, along with the usual South African security costs.
Many look at the north coast around Umhlanga and Ballito for newer estates and malls. Inner Durban is cheaper but more variable.