HouseZAR 980,000
Midrand

113 homes and apartments for sale in Midrand, South Africa.
24 properties shown
HouseZAR 980,000
Midrand
HouseZAR 980,000
Midrand
ApartmentZAR 935,000
Midrand
Land plotZAR 8,000,000
Midrand
HouseZAR 2,495,000
Midrand
ApartmentZAR 470,000
Midrand
ApartmentZAR 849,999
Midrand
ApartmentZAR 1,450,000
Midrand
ApartmentZAR 950,000
Midrand
HouseZAR 3,170,000
Midrand
ApartmentZAR 853,000
Midrand
ApartmentZAR 2,100,000
Midrand
HouseZAR 6,400,000
Midrand
HouseZAR 1,450,000
Midrand
HouseZAR 6,250,000
Midrand
HouseZAR 6,500,000
Midrand
ApartmentZAR 950,000
Midrand
HouseZAR 1,450,000
Midrand
HouseZAR 1,100,000
Midrand
ApartmentZAR 950,000
Midrand
HouseZAR 3,299,000
Midrand
HouseZAR 1,290,000
Midrand
HouseZAR 9,999,000
Midrand
ApartmentZAR 670,000
Midrand
Buyer's guide: Midrand
Property for sale in Midrand is mid-way between Johannesburg and Pretoria, with 113 current listings on RealEstateAbroad and a median asking price of €69,261. Apartments edge out houses, and the median size is 86 m².
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, converted to euros.
| Indicator | Current listings |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €69,261 |
| Middle half of asking prices | €48,295 to €166,441 |
| Median price per m² | €641 |
| Median size | 86 m² |
| Listings analysed | 113 |
The sample has 54 apartments, 43 houses, 13 land plots and 3 commercial listings. Two-bedroom units lead with 43, then 24 three-bedroom, 13 studios, 13 with five or more, 12 four-bedroom and 8 one-bedroom. Many flats are in sectional-title complexes, so monthly levies and the body corporate's finances are important.
Midrand sits between the two big Gauteng cities with the Gautrain line and the N1 highway, plus a business park and corporate offices. Neighbouring areas include Centurion, Randburg and Johannesburg, with Pretoria to the north. Edenvale and Germiston are on the East Rand and are separate markets. Many estates have security, and electricity and water reliability should be checked on each development.
Security estates and sectional-title complexes dominate newer supply. Ask about levies, special assessments, backup power and water, and whether the complex has a history of arrears, since these affect resale and rental demand.
Foreigners can buy property in South Africa, but exchange controls apply to funds moving in and out, so keep a record of how money enters the country. Transfer duty is on a sliding scale, and a conveyancer registers the deed. Check the municipal accounts and levy status. Read the South Africa buying guide, financing options and the South Africa market.
Last updated 8 October 2026
It has rental demand from corporate workers, but returns depend on levies, vacancies and local infrastructure.
€69,261, with the middle half between €48,295 and €166,441.
You own your unit and share ownership of common areas, with a body corporate that collects levies.
Yes, so keep records and use a conveyancer or bank to document foreign funds.
The Gautrain and the N1 highway are the main links.