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Cheers for the information MIW. I might have to check out John Lindeman. When you say check out CG over the past 10 years, that's just consistent good growth over those years yeah?

Thanks mate! I was thinking standard deviation for s/d equation but couldn't think how that could be used within investment properties..haha Last question, where can you finding this analysis?

Thanks for the information mate. What's S/D equation and % age discount? Cheers,

When you click on the suburb profile within realestate.com.au, it gives you this "Supply and Demand in XYZ suburb." So there is a bit of a spiel about how it is calculated. I've included this as a link so you can go directly there...

So is this isolated just to this suburb in this area? I've checked the median house prices of suburbs next to Heidelberg West, and it appears substantially higher (i.e. $800k median house proce for Rosanna, with Heidelbergs median house price being approx $480k)..

Cheers for the information Chris. Since putting this up post, I've checked the price growth over the past few years, and it appears they've had 7-10% year on year growth for the past two years. Might've missed the boat in these suburbs..

Thanks mate. Yeah, I see that Doncaster, Templestowe and Ivanhoe are quite expensive. Are they similar in character when compared to Greensborough, Eltham and Montmorency?

Just for interests sake, what is the worst Melbourne suburb within 15km of the City, excluding the western suburbs, and why? Cheers, Fitz

Great, thanks guys. And especially the comparison with the WA towns Spiderman. Up until last year, I was in Kalamunda so it gives me a good idea. And cheers for the contour maps link Y-man, never seen it before - very useful!

Hey guys, I've been researching suburbs over the past few months around the Melbourne region and have been tracking a few places which have higher owner occupancy rates, not huge amounts of growth over the past few years, decent public transport, good vacancy rates and within the $500-$600k...