Stylish Fully Furnished Studio Investment - The Rockefeller, Foreshore
A smart, well-proportioned 30m² studio on the 5th floor of The Rockefeller — one of the Foreshore's most sought-after hotel-residential addresses, managed by the Newmark Hotel Group.
This unit is not currently in the hotel pool, giving you flexibility from day one. It can be enrolled into the Newmark Hotel Group rental pool for a nominal fee, or held as a long-term let — whichever suits your investment strategy. (Please note the building is not Airbnb-friendly, and this is a genuine advantage rather than a drawback — see below.)
Why hotel pool income can beat Airbnb income:
The hotel pool consistently runs at approximately 80–100% occupancy and performs well even in the off-season. Compare that to Cape Town's increasingly oversaturated Airbnb market, where occupancy is softening and owners typically pay around 20% in management fees. In the hotel pool you'll pay roughly 8% — less than half. And once enrolled, The Rockefeller covers your levies and all maintenance costs every month, for genuinely hands-off, predictable income. There's also a regulatory tailwind: the City of Cape Town is moving to charge properties used primarily for short-term letting commercial municipal rates, so Airbnb operators face rising costs and tighter rules that Rockefeller owners sidestep entirely.
Owners enjoy a rooftop pool, Technogym facilities, high-speed fibre, 24-hour security, and a prime address that draws leisure and corporate guests year-round. You're moments from the V&A Waterfront, CBD, De Waterkant, and Green Point.
Whether you enrol in the pool for turnkey returns or run it as a long-term let, this is a flexible opportunity worth viewing. Contact us today to set up your viewing. We are happy to also answer any and all questions you may have, since we have sold many units in The Rockefeller.
This unit is not currently in the hotel pool, giving you flexibility from day one. It can be enrolled into the Newmark Hotel Group rental pool for a nominal fee, or held as a long-term let — whichever suits your investment strategy. (Please note the building is not Airbnb-friendly, and this is a genuine advantage rather than a drawback — see below.)
Why hotel pool income can beat Airbnb income:
The hotel pool consistently runs at approximately 80–100% occupancy and performs well even in the off-season. Compare that to Cape Town's increasingly oversaturated Airbnb market, where occupancy is softening and owners typically pay around 20% in management fees. In the hotel pool you'll pay roughly 8% — less than half. And once enrolled, The Rockefeller covers your levies and all maintenance costs every month, for genuinely hands-off, predictable income. There's also a regulatory tailwind: the City of Cape Town is moving to charge properties used primarily for short-term letting commercial municipal rates, so Airbnb operators face rising costs and tighter rules that Rockefeller owners sidestep entirely.
Owners enjoy a rooftop pool, Technogym facilities, high-speed fibre, 24-hour security, and a prime address that draws leisure and corporate guests year-round. You're moments from the V&A Waterfront, CBD, De Waterkant, and Green Point.
Whether you enrol in the pool for turnkey returns or run it as a long-term let, this is a flexible opportunity worth viewing. Contact us today to set up your viewing. We are happy to also answer any and all questions you may have, since we have sold many units in The Rockefeller.
Monthly Levy
R1,800
Monthly Rates
R1,500
Total
R3,300
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