“That View”: Mzansi Reacts to Luxury Camps Bay Home on the Market for Close to R30 Million

• A luxury property is getting attention online after Twitter user, @OscarMagud, shared photos of the home and its pricetag
• The home is located in the upmarket coastal suburb of Camps Bay in Cape Town and is on the market for close to R30m
• Mzansi is divided about whether or not the home is worth the price; those who believe it's worth it say it's because of the views and location

Twitter user, @OscarMagud, posted about an opulent home with a hefty pricetag situated in Camps Bay, Cape Town. He shared images showcasing the kitchen, lounge and exterior. The user has over 46k followers on his page and many had plenty to say about the property.

The post is captioned:

"Camps Bay @ R29 995 000!"

Take a look at the post for yourself:

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Many people say the home is totally worth the money because of the location and the views. Others think it costs too much and should be half the price.

Check out the comments:

@Manzisto:

"People are paying for the ocean view not the actual house."

@Ndumizzo:

"Yoh it's so cheap, what's wrong with it?"

@omutloane:

"The extra 20 bars is just for the view. Still proper though."

@TholeCalibrate:

"R29m on their website but actually worth R15m."

@Benzino_More:

"Location location location. Value for money."

@TboozeSA:

"That view!!!! And you’ll make that money back if you can rent it out."

@LollieNnn:

"Can’t be the right price."

“Beautiful”: Saffas show off the luxury homes they built for themselves

In another property-related story, Briefly News reported on a South African frequent social media user, Daniel Marven, dropped a truly inspiring story on his timeline.

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The well-known Twitter user shared a stunning house he says he built just to inspire the kids that it’s possible to achieve any dream. The mansion is built in Mzansi but not clearly indicated where it is and the double-storey house is attracting so many positive comments.

Marven says he grew up in a previously disadvantaged community. He says he was never enticed by luxury cars but opted to invest in a property. He challenged his followers to show off theirs.

He wrote on social media:

“I wanted luxury cars, but knowing my poor family background & exactly where I came from with struggle I opt for Property investments. We are not rich but trying to show our kids that's everything is possible. If I did it, you can do it.”

Source: Briefly News