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Nick Taylor, managing director of Nox Cape Town, shares insights on the booming luxury short-term rentals market along the Mother City’s iconic Atlantic Seaboard. He talks trends, challenges and expectations for the upcoming summer season.

You can also listen to this podcast on iono.fm here.

Welcome to The Property Pod, South Africa’s premier weekly property investor podcast. On this Moneyweb show, we gain insider insights from leading executives, analysts, developers and entrepreneurs in South Africa’s dynamic real estate sector.

We’re coming to you a little later this week, on a Thursday. We normally publish on a Tuesday, but I took a little break in the Free State, in the beautiful village of Clarens, which will be featured on the pod sometime, perhaps in the December holidays.

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Talking holidays, September is Tourism Month in SA, so our podcasts for the month will have a tourism theme.

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Digital nomads shifting property trends in Cape Town
Airbnb ‘a small factor in high Cape Town rentals’
‘Rampant demand’ for short-term residential rentals in Cape Town

On this week’s episode of the podcast, we speak to Nick Taylor, managing director of Nox Cape Town, about the booming short-term letting market.

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Nox Cape Town is a leading short-term rental management company that specialises in luxury properties along the Atlantic Seaboard and manages a portfolio of properties value at around R2.5 billion rand. Taylor share insights on this sub-sector of the residential market, which is a key part of Cape Town’s broader tourism offering.

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