Oh wow🥹🥹🥹we thank God for answered prayers! I am so happy for you! All the best with your new job and new city! Just go with an open heart and enjoy every moment! ❤️

Thanks ❤

how much did they charge you to move your furniture if you dont mind sharing

@@kamva1999 I’m moving from Free State to Gauteng. Also moving during festive season, on a holiday, I was charged 7900 for 2 bedroom furniture and items.

It’s only a pleasure 🤗

Only a pleasure! I do agree that it’s very overwhelming 😭😭😂

That’s awesome, whereabout are you considering?

Hi there! Unfortunately I am not in Cape Town anymore… I got a job opportunity elsewhere and had to move in Sept. Honestly I had fallen in love with the city so much! I was really enjoying it, definitely one of the best cities I’ve lived in! You will love it! You can always reach out if you have any questions or need help with anything! All the best

Thank you for joining the family ❤️

Thank you for watching 😊

I had to sana😂😂😂 abantu like being weird🙊😂 Thank you, I’m glad you found it useful ❤️

I’m from america and you videos helped me a lot coming to Cape Town . Thanks

@@JetSetDre I am glad I could help😊I hope you enjoy Cape Town!

I lived in Midrand all my life 😅 Pta East is too far for my liking. If I ever move back to Jhb I would definitely live in Jhb North

How do you sell yr furniture or who do you use to sell it? Im in jhb.

@@patmaclare4202 usually I sell to someone who's moving in to my old place after viewing the apartment at times they interested in certain furniture after viewing and some I just place them on the internet.

Hi Linda. I used Key Moves. You can also try Biddulphs. I used Biddulphs to move from Cape Town to Durban😅 All the best with your move!

but loving the content

Yes living in Cape Town is very expensive 😭

Hi Refiloe, I stayed in a surburb called Burgundy Estate. There’s lots of complexes so you can just search on Property24. It’s about 15mins to Century City, 20-30mins to V&A and town. Where are you gona be working? Maybe I can suggest areas?

@@lifewithlolly um

What are those😂

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 patiently camping here for the answer.🤣

Not even 😂😂😂

Some newer have elevators but those are in the city center most likely. There's plenty of private health care. Inquire into options from Discovery med and other medical aids in South Africa. All the best.

Check out other cities of South Africa

100% that’s the first thing I tell anyone who asks me about my stay in Cape Town 😂

Not particularly. Cape Town needs you to navigate things via alternatives, I.e. when looking for a place, don't go to property24. Rather, use sites where landlords (not agents) advertise. You'll pay less rent and less competition where there are 300 people viewing a single flat. Furthermore, instead of buying brand new furniture (usually with credit), buy 2nd furniture. Lots of brand new 2nd things that you'll get cheap (international people relocating back to their home countries, etc.). Another thing is that the Northern Suburbs are way more affordable than the Southern Suburbs, i.e., R8 500 for a two bed in the North is a matchbox studio in the South. There are obviously trade-offs for both areas like hectic traffic when you stay up north. Bonus: Avoid places like Parklands, Blouberg, Table View (Midrand lifestyle). Well... I guess this is a matter of preferences.

@AxNdala You are spot on! I stayed in the Northern surburbs (Burgundy Estate) and I was very happy with the location. Luckily I worked in Epping so there was no traffic but if you gona live there and work In town then you will definitely experience some traffic

@@AxDataG Lol what's wrong with Blouberg?

@tylerdurden3722 Everything is wrong with that side of Cape Town. From drugs to prostitution, traffic, etc.