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No idea. This seems for units only, right? Relative oversupply? I'm not a savvy investor by any stretch, but my basic impression is that despite the historical data, it just doesn't make sense to me that nearly limitless units can be built and we expect that these will increase in value...

Nope, but many are. The key for me was picking up one that didn't need a renovation, but would still benefit with a little. As per my previous post, in Mt Gravatt East, if you started at Logan Road, and ventured east, you will see the developments are most dense near Logan Road, and peter...

I know what you mean, and I'm quibbling is all (I feel like I've been doing this all this frustrating day.) ;)

Is gentrification the appropriate term for Coorparoo? It's as blue chip as Southside gets, no? And I've never linked the Universities and Coorparoo. In saying that, I'm banking on it going strong too

I'm not in a position to buy from under you (my newest place goes unconditional next week), so if you want me to check out any links or perhaps drive past and give you some feedback I may be able to help

The Mt Gravatt Central corridor is based on Logan Rd, thus this has the highest density and is mainly commercial. Behind this runs medium density, then LMR 3, then LMR 2/3 as it goes up the hill parallel to Logan Rd (on both sides I think). The plan is available on the inter web

With regards to Mt Gravatt East, there is probably not too much in adjacent suburbs - inbound direction lies Holland Park West and Holland Park, both significantly more expensive medians, and less chance of a bargain. The other way we have Mansfield and Wishart, equally popular, and last time I...