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    The Maranello: Cape Town CBD living with strong investment appeal

    Promoted | The Maranello in Cape Town is a bold new addition offering private balconies, premium finishes and panoramic views.
    By Soar Developments15 September 2025
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    The Maranello: CBD living with investment appeal
    The Maranello: a bold new addition offering private balconies, premium finishes and panoramic views

    Cape Town’s city centre continues to evolve as one of South Africa’s most dynamic property investment hubs, and The Maranello is set to be its next defining addition.

    Developed by Soar Developments, this nine-storey residential project combines old-world charm with investor-focused value, offering a rare opportunity to secure a high-performing asset or a grand home in the heart of the city.

    Key highlights:

    • Studios, one- and two-bedroom apartments and luxurious penthouses
    • Uninterrupted Table Mountain views
    • Priced from R1.82-million to R14.895-million
    • 77 Jan Smuts Street, Cape Town
    • Pool, gym, 24-hour concierge, parking, retail and dining
    • Professional short-term rental management by Propr
    • Sales launch online: Wednesday, 1 October 2025 at 1pm

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    CAPTION: The Maranello’s 151 apartments all feature private balconies for elevated living
    The Maranello’s 151 apartments all feature private balconies for elevated living

    Apartments designed for every lifestyle

    Studios, deluxe studios, one- and two-bedroom apartments and luxury penthouses are available - The Maranello
    Studios, deluxe studios, one- and two-bedroom apartments and luxury penthouses are available

    The Maranello offers 151 apartments to suit every lifestyle and investment goal. Every unit includes a balcony, with sizes thoughtfully varied to satisfy both outdoor-orientated buyers and those who prefer more interior space. Orientation of the units has been carefully considered, delivering either unrestricted Table Mountain views or north-east, sun-facing apartments.

    • Studios and deluxe studios priced from R1.82-million: The perfect hassle-free investment property.
    • One bed apartments priced from R2.69-million: Ideal for those seeking a lock-up-and-go lifestyle.
    • Two bed apartments priced from R5.08-million: Generous proportions for couples or small families.
    • Penthouses priced from R7.45-million: Four opulent penthouses with expansive terraces showcasing sweeping views of Table Mountain or the harbour; one even boasts a private plunge pool. These homes are a statement of prestige.

    Explore the apartments online

    A prime location for investors and residents

    Positioned at 77 Jan Smuts Street, The Maranello places residents within a short Uber ride of Bree Street, De Waterkant, the Cape Town International Convention Centre and the V&A Waterfront – locations that have cemented Cape Town’s global reputation as both a business and leisure capital. For tourists and business travellers, this central location is unmatched, making it ideal for short-term rentals.

    The Maranello, high rental demand and walkable convenience, located at 77 Jan Smuts Street, Cape Town
    The Maranello, high rental demand and walkable convenience, located at 77 Jan Smuts Street, Cape Town

    Connectivity is equally effortless. Nearby on-ramps provide rapid access to the Cape winelands, coastal resorts and Cape Town International Airport. This seamless access enhances the building’s appeal as a hassle-free base for international visitors or a secure, convenient home for locals.

    Discover more online

    Investment with confidence

    The Maranello has been designed with investors in mind. With strong demand for both long- and short-term rentals in the Cape Town CBD, the development offers:

    • Rental yields of up to 11.5% per annum
    • Very competitively priced apartments
    • R125 000 launch discount for early buyers
    • No transfer duties
    • Section 13sex tax incentives for investors
    • Hassle-free short-term rental management by Propr
    • Optional furniture packs by Bone Studio, allowing for turnkey rental readiness
    • High projected capital appreciation during construction
    The Maranello features a 24-hour concierge and reception services, a street-level café, deli and restaurant, alongside a heated pool and fully equipped gym
    The Maranello features a 24-hour concierge and reception services, a street-level café, deli and restaurant, alongside a heated pool and fully equipped gym

    This combination of location, incentives and amenities positions The Maranello as one of the most compelling property investment opportunities in Cape Town in recent years.

    Experience life at its best

    While the investment case is strong, The Maranello is equally about lifestyle. Residents enjoy access to a heated swimming pool with breathtaking vistas and a fully equipped gym. At ground level, a landscaped pedestrian walkway and curated retail, including a café, deli and restaurant, create an active, engaging streetscape. Secure parking, biometric access, 24-hour concierge service and electric vehicle charging stations further enhance the experience

    Find out more online

    Short-term rental management by Propr and optional furniture packs by Bone Studio offer a hassle-free turnkey investment
    Short-term rental management by Propr and optional furniture packs by Bone Studio offer a hassle-free turnkey investment

    Launching October 2025

    Sales for The Maranello open on Wednesday, 1 October at 1pm via the interactive online sales platform, offering buyers a transparent, first-come, first-served opportunity. With apartments priced from R1.82-million to R14.895-million, the development offers broad appeal, from entry-level investors to high-net-worth buyers seeking a penthouse with uninterrupted Table Mountain views.

    CAPTION: Sales for The Maranello launch online on Wednesday, 1 October at 1pm
    Sales for The Maranello launch online on Wednesday, 1 October at 1pm

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