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At this point in time, I'd have to agree. It's catching a falling knife. Some people have done well out of Frankston and further down the road they may do well again, but the next few years are a write-off. Too many investors bought in, with many looking to get out. Tenants have their...

Yep. Investors cashing out, too. Prices seem to be softening in the area a bit. I'm seeing more houses in Frankston North being advertised for 270+ instead of 290+. I don't follow the market closely, but that's been my casual observation.