How much do you pay for rent?

I used to pay $4k, but now I just pay a taxes and levies!!! ... of roughly $4k... :(
 
Bought a house in 2002 long before the housing bubble, minimum bond payment is R5k, currently renting it out for R20k.

Cape Town is a completely different from the rest of South Africa's housing reality. As in, it is about the only place where real growth has happened and renting the place out makes complete sense.
 
Holy ****, [MENTION=163012]Splinter[/MENTION] could you kindly furk out of my thread unless you’ll mention your rental amounts.

Talk about a derail of note

My humble apologies :)

Edit: oops - wrong info
 
R14 400 - 3 bedroom house.
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Do any of you guys do illegal sub-letting? Seems a good way to cope if the rent is increasing.
 
£2000pm + £225 in council tax. 2 bedroom freestanding home with a large private garden. Might seem like a lot, if I wanted to buy this place my mortgage will probably go up to £3500pm
 
R13200 for a 2 bedroom apartment in Cape Town, Green Point (the 1 bedroom is too small for anything other than an office/study, which it currently functions as).
 
There is no need for fancy places to live in
Waste of money
You guys are crazy
 
Afternoon all,

As the title states..also if you can mention your area and the sq/m of your abode :)
Renters pref but open to buyers too :)
I'll try again with the above rules in place.

Somerset West next to the river behind Pick n Pay
81 sq/m with a 18sqm single garage
R3600 / month + R1700 levies
 
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