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Sorry, I couldn't understand any of the above. Did anyone else have better luck? ;)

I disagree for two reasons: 1. Any argument asserting that 'everyone ..... ' will almost certainly be wrong. All I need to do is find one person in the area who is there by their own choice and your point would be disproved. 2. House prices Let's accept your statement that...

Sorry, I don't see the connection. 4 houses in Hoppers worth $250k each is worth the same as 1 in Surrey Hills for $1m. If you believe inner suburbs appreciate more rapidly then the holder of the latter may do better than the holder of the former. But both have their pros and cons, and...

Yes and no. Far more people can afford to buy in Hoppers than an expensive inner suburb, so in that sense the market for Hoppers is larger. In other words, maybe 80% of first home buyers can afford something in Hoppers, and only a slightly lower proportion of ASPIRING first home buyers...