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    $170K family priced out of Perth

    I find the car situation here really frustrating, why is it I can buy a $5m boat and pay zero stamp duty and no "luxury tax" vs. a landcruiser that gets slugged to the hilt by the distributors and govt, everyone has their face in the trough when it comes to cars... are boats less of a luxury...
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    $170K family priced out of Perth

    that's the problem, they aren't being responsible. Densify the western suburbs if you must but they need to come up with a traffic solution for starters - I'm not seeing it.
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    $170K family priced out of Perth

    I can't advocate more eglintons as I have never heard of it before...I imagine it is 4x2's in a sand pit with some 200sqm lots thrown in to make it marketable as eco friendly? I am not advocating that. My understanding was that midland, Mandurah, Joondalup were to be hubs, or has that all gone...
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    $170K family priced out of Perth

    not saying I have the answers, to be honest I think it's too late,just go build a new city somewhere else. Geraldton, there you go. If they want density, god help us, there is IMO plenty of unused space around, south of South Beach feels like a holiday camping area. don't get me started on...
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    $170K family priced out of Perth

    and there it is... with proper decentralisation it shouldn't matter how far it is from Mandurah to Eglinton (? that's a new one, never even heard of that). People in Mandurah should work in Mandurah
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    $170K family priced out of Perth

    tried driving down stirling hwy in claremont at 8.30am? they are talking (!) about sinking the railway line and running a road above it, or sinking stirling hwy etc, all huge costs and wont happen for decades. there is nowhere for the traffic to go. meanwhile they keep plonking in new apartments...
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    $170K family priced out of Perth

    this continual rolling out of the ol' "more high density housing" routine is getting a bit old. the inner suburbs can't handle the traffic congestion as it is. the answer is more cities, look at WA... kind of a big place huh?
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