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Unless you are a fan of home births, I'd be doing that last thing in the hospital :D I don't know which street you are looking in (and don't post it on here!) but I am looking at a 2brm terrace in Cooks Hill that will probably go in the early $400K's - so yours sounds cheap to me. For the sake...

I think it will come good over time too, but first the ladies that work night shift there (and some morning shifts, or so I've heard) need to be relocated to more suitable accom. :p;) I agree - and see it already happening.

Yep, single parent familes (according to the 2006 census) are over-represented there at 30% compared to the Newcastle average of 19% however , that is 4 years ago and the demographics are changing - as they do when people sell and move on and others come in and renovate etc. and the whole...

These areas are great for capital growth along with places like Mayfield, Broadmeadow, Georgetown etc. You can buy under $300K in all these areas, but if you do, they will definitely need a reno believe me. They will also be hotly contested - so make sure you have all your finance...

recruit2, I agree with lizzie's assessments and your own on "Mayfield, Carrington, Wickham, Islington, Maryville". Your biggest challenge is going to be your budget of < $300K!! :)