De Leeuw

Stellenbosch's property landscape—student housing, wine-estate residential, town renovations, and boutique sectional-title schemes—creates particular surveying challenges. The town's architectural character means many projects involve heritage sensitivity or working within established aesthetic guidelines. De Leeuw operates in this context, where understanding not just construction costs but also the constraints and character of different precincts matters. A quantity surveyor here needs to know the difference between estimating for a new-build on the edge of town versus a restoration in the older residential core, and how municipal approval timelines might stretch timelines. They bridge the gap between developer ambition, municipal regulation, and budget reality across projects that range from university accommodation to private villa developments.