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    Promoted | Secure, stylish and priced to move, this Pinelands development is making waves with great value and lifestyle perks.
    By Remax Property Associates1 July 2025
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    Why The Signal is turning heads in Cape TownCape Town’s residential property landscape continues to evolve with developments that truly understand the needs of modern urban dwellers. The Signal, an exciting new studio development nestled in the heart of Pinelands, sets a fresh benchmark for convenient, community-driven living as it combines an unbeatable location, lifestyle-rich amenities and exceptional value.

    Located in one of Cape Town’s fastest-growing precincts, The Signal offers 263 thoughtfully designed studio apartments that cater perfectly to young professionals, first-time buyers, students and investors. With 93 of these studios priced under R1-million, the development offers unmatched affordability for a prime urban lifestyle, making it an appealing choice for those looking to enter the property market without compromising on quality or convenience.

    This is your Signal

    • Studios priced from R770 000 to R1.5-million
    • Safe, green, walkable lifestyle precinct
    • Unbeatable amenities on your doorstep
    • Conradie Park: Spine Blvd, Pinelands
    • Completion in Q4 2026
    • Sales launch online on Wednesday, 9 July 2025, at 1pm

    Register and view the price list online.

    The Signal is the latest exciting studio development in Conradie Park in Pinelands
    The Signal is the latest exciting studio development in Conradie Park in Pinelands

    A precinct designed for living

    What truly makes The Signal stand out is its integration into a vibrant, secure and amenity-packed precinct. Imagine starting your day with a jog through landscaped parks stretching across 22 000m², grabbing a coffee downstairs, working from the top-floor co-working space and then ending the day with beautiful Table Mountain sunset views. This is what The Signal offers and more.

    Fitness enthusiasts can enjoy a modern gym facility in the building or take advantage of the fitness centre within the precinct that comprises Padel courts, basketball courts, Fives Futbol Fields and jogging paths.

    With The Pines Shopping Centre quite literally beneath you, everyday convenience is built in. Restaurants, cafés, beauty and wellness stores, grocery stores and everyday essentials are within arm’s reach. The precinct prioritises security with 24/7 roaming patrols and well-lit, pedestrian-friendly pathways, providing peace of mind for residents and enhancing the sense of community.

     The Pines Shopping Centre is located on the ground floor and many more amenities are within walking distance
    The Pines Shopping Centre is located on the ground floor and many more amenities are within walking distance

    Conradie Park, a carefully curated, R4-billion, 22ha lifestyle ecosystem, has been thoughtfully planned to make daily life effortless, social and enjoyable. It’s an oasis of calm yet connected living just 10 minutes from Cape Town’s CBD. Discover more online.

    Smart living with stunning views

    Inside each studio, the design ethos centres on maximising space, light and functionality. The apartments feature contemporary interiors with the option of premium finishes, giving buyers the freedom to personalise their new home. All studios come with private balconies, some of which offer stunning Table Mountain views.

    The emphasis on quality and detail ensures that The Signal apartments are not only affordable but also stylish and built to meet the demands of modern urban lifestyles.

    Studios are priced from R770 000 to R1.5-million and sized from 20m2 to 44m2. View all online.

     Two hundred and sixty-three thoughtfully designed studio apartments are for sale at The Signal
    Two hundred and sixty-three thoughtfully designed studio apartments are for sale at The Signal

    Investment potential: break even from day one

    Seventy-seven units are cash-flow positive from day one, meaning that with our estimated rental projections, from the first month you will receive rental income higher than your bond repayment, rates and levies. Plus, the demand for studios in the rental market is strong and growing, especially in areas offering lifestyle amenities and convenient access to urban centres.

    The Signal ticks all the boxes for rental appeal: a secure precinct, lifestyle amenities on-site, and proximity to education and employment hubs. This creates a compelling proposition for investors seeking reliable rental income and capital growth potential.

    For first-time buyers and young professionals, The Signal offers an affordable entry point into a vibrant community without compromising on style or security. The development fosters a connected living experience where neighbours become friends and residents enjoy the best of urban lifestyle combined with a peaceful, secure environment.

    Residents can enjoy a communal co-working space, gym and beautiful Table Mountain sunsets on the entertainment deck
    Residents can enjoy a communal co-working space, gym and beautiful Table Mountain sunsets on the entertainment deck

    A prime location with exceptional connectivity

    Location remains a crucial factor for property buyers, and The Signal benefits from a unique position within a well-established and rapidly developing precinct. The proximity to key hubs like the Cape Town CBD and the University of Cape Town offers easy access to work, study and social life, making the development ideal for those who want to balance city convenience with the comforts of community living.

    Public transport options and major road links are easily accessible, and this connectivity enhances the appeal of The Signal not just for owner-occupiers but also for investors seeking high-demand rental properties. Find out more online.

    Register for the sales launch

    Sales for The Signal go live on Wednesday, 9 July 2025, at 1pm. Interested buyers and investors can register online to view the price list and early buyers will receive a R50 000 discount on the launch.

    For more information and to register, visit www.thesignal-apartments.co.za.

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