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Is this for subscription to http://www.rpdata.com? I maybe interested. Can the login be used from any computer? I am guessing this service would provide all information i will get from the consumer edition of rpdata and more? http://reareports.realestate.com.au

Does this affect property investors as well?

dont forget cityrail is proposing to screw the train services

Rail service cuts in ryde area. Some may already know about this but it is now in the open. http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/rail-cuts-kept-under-wraps-before-poll/2008/09/26/1222217517568.html Does anyone know what sort of impact this may have on property values in the ryde area? Any...

What about vendor duty? Can someone confirm owners of PPOR are up for 2.25% of sale price if they cannot show that they have used it as their principal palce of residence continuosly for 2 years?

And all our private health premiums are used to pay for their care. oh yea, thats right, some of us are no longer forced into this anymore.

I guess the debate is more around the generational inequity not inequity among individuals in each generation.

Let me also add that gen X & Y will bear the brunt of tax revenue being diverted (as they reach their maximum earning potential) to infrastructure needs by the time which these infratructure come to bear, the next generation will benefit the most from this. gen x and Y are the ones paying for...

any further increases by the banks will increase profitability but will be partially offset by increase in bad debt provision as well.

Thanks for the tip guys. The tip on rift rafts is useful. I didnt think of that.

Hi all I have been reading some good comments on Neutral Bay but would like to get some feedback from people who live there or know what the public transport is like during peak. Buses: Is there a problem with bus being full and driving straight pass? Unreliable? Ferry: What is the...

great posts tcacoro, thanks for bringing up the point on self serving groups. i think what you have highlighted is that the people who are finding housing unaffordable should be more vocal about this issue. what i see is bunch of hypocritical groups who are just trying to serve their own...

im talking about ppor, NSW. yes, buy where you can afford. makes sense. but there has to be some reasonableness in what is meant by this statement. For someone working in the city, it is clearly unaffordable to live reasonably close to the city these days. Sure one can afford a place 2 hours...

Im not sure what generation the people have been posting but i sense that not enough recognition is given to the fact that the ratio of average house price to to average income has risen subtantially over the last decade. THere is a affodability crisis. This means on a like for like basis...

thanks for your view. I put north ryde in the list becuase of the upcoming new train station. There are still some older houses coming under 700 which are close to the station.

Which of the following suburbs has most potential for capital gains? Im buying to occupy. 1) North Ryde - house 2) Wollstonecraft - townhouse 3) Artarmon - townhouse 4) Crows nest - townhouse 5) Naremburn - townhouse 7) Eastwood - townhouse

Is there a buffer built into a valuer's valuation (vs expected sale price) to protect their legal liability? If so is there a rule of thumb on the size of the buffer? 5%? 10%?

Thanks for the replies. Its been very helpful.

transport in sydney is an absolute joke. Does anyone know if there will be parking at north ryde? Just a more general question does nayone have a list of train stations in the norther and north shore line which has free parking?

Hi all Im in the process of considering selling my property in Hills area. In considering past sales, type of property replacement cost, condition etc to come up with a valuation, what proportion of the final valuation will be attributable to the location of the property? To put it another...