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Why? :confused: Me either. The median price has fallen in 2008 & again in 2009. Lots of other places in Newcastle are doing (much) better ;) But look, long term Stockton has done OK. Compared to what? The median price there in only $330-350K depending on which data provider you believe.

Why don't you? ;) I'm not so sure. It is never too late. The bargain of a lifetime comes around about every 2 weeks (as they say). There will always be opportunities to do well in any market at any time, I think.

For those of us who want to save the trees, here is the on-line like to monsoon's news: http://www.theherald.com.au/news/local/news/general/citys-green-vision/1629284.aspx

monsoon, if you want +ve cash flow property AND you want to move away from the Uni catchment then you really only have 2 choices: 1. Move so far away that you are out in woop woop where you buy for $100K and rent for $160-180 pw 2. Buy a house & granny flat But don't write off newer...

You can get some extremely well maintanied older properties in Mayfield that really have no issues at all - generally you pay a $40-50K premium for that kind of stock. But if you really want newer brick veneer, then that exists too - and you'll find some in North Lambton (not far from...

Yes you do with 70 year old properties. Outweigh problems? I don't know that there are a lot of problems. Mostly they seem to be brick piers twisting a bit or needing repacking, terracotta tiled rooves where the tiles are fretting, some brick work cracking, sash windows that need weights &...

Hi and welcome :) I have to pretty much agree with undercoversports assessment. I had the same thoughts about Islington too. But it depends on which parts as he said. If you mention the suburb to Novacatrians then they do tend to raise an eyebrow in the case of the women or a smile in the case...