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Get to know the new faces of 'Listing Cape Town'

Get to know the new faces of 'Listing Cape Town'

The Citizen23-05-2025

The new season will also see the return of three fan favourites.
BBC Lifestyle's reality series Listing Cape Town is set to return for its third season later this month.
The show offers viewers an up-close look at the exciting and competitive world of luxury property in Cape Town.
Season 3 promises a fresh mix of luxury homes, fierce competition, and stunning designs — from designer penthouses and beachfront villas to sprawling Winelands estates.
'Even after two seasons, we are still amazed at the beauty and opulence that Cape Town and its surrounding areas offer,' said show producer Trevor Kaplan.
His co-producer, Nico Nel, added that the new season is set to raise the stakes even higher.
'Just when you think you've seen it all, season 3 turns up the heat. The properties are spectacular, the commissions are higher, and the agents are hungrier than ever,' Nel added.
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New faces in 'Listing Cape Town' season 3
This season introduces a wave of new agents: Wendy Khumalo, Neteske Gavin, Romy-Leé Ferreira, and Dael Dyer.
They join returning fan favourites Byron Louw, Kim Tresfon, and Jonathan Tannous.
Wendy Khumalo
Originally from Johannesburg, Wendy entered the property world by buying her first home, and hasn't looked back since.
Now a rising star in Cape Town's luxury market, she specialises in high-end sales and rentals along the Atlantic Seaboard. Outside of work, she's a dedicated mother who enjoys mindful movement, beach getaways, and hiking mountain peaks.
Neteske Gavin
Neteske began her property journey as a teenager in Australia and returned to South Africa with a determination to succeed.
Now based in the Cape Winelands and Stellenbosch, her passion for real estate matches her love for people. When off duty, she enjoys playing golf, exploring the countryside, or chasing new adventures.
Romy-Leé Ferreira
With a background in fashion design and a stint living in the UAE, Romy-Leé brings creativity and international flair to her role at Law Real Estate.
She represents some of Cape Town's most stylish boutique developments. Away from the cameras, she continues to design unique fashion pieces, stay active outdoors, and enjoy sunset cocktails with close friends.
Dael Dyer
Having relocated to Cape Town in 2024, Dael's focus on the Atlantic Seaboard and Southern Suburbs has quickly positioned her as one to watch.
She discovered her passion for real estate during the pandemic. Dael is a self-described fitness enthusiast, social connector, and regular host.
Listing Cape Town Season 3 premieres on Wednesday, 28 May at 8pm on BBC Lifestyle (DStv channel 174), with new episodes airing every Wednesday. Repeats will be broadcast on Thursdays at 5pm, and on Saturdays and Sundays.
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