Tyson Property

Cape Town's rental market has shifted dramatically — short-term holiday lets compete with long-term tenants, airbnb properties sit alongside traditional apartments, and owners now choose between active management and passive investment differently than five years ago. Tyson Property operates in this changed landscape, where demand for flexible rental management has grown as owners increasingly live outside the Mother City or manage multiple units across scattered locations. The shift from single-property landlords to portfolio owners means the service model itself has evolved. Properties that once relied on word-of-mouth maintenance now need coordinated systems. Holiday rentals need turnover cleaning and dynamic pricing. Sectional title schemes need communication with bodies corporate. This city's rental economy now depends on management companies that understand both the opportunities in short-term lets and the stability in long-term tenancies, adapting their approach based on what each property actually needs.