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Buy something on as big a block as you can find close to the fringe. Ballarto rd end across from Balvadere shops, anything off Excelsior drive. Brick places over cement sheet

Well it's boundry runs 1-3km from the Bay. Work it out for yourself.......

[QUOTE=Landlover;767680]Not really familiar with the area but south east suburbs near to beaches surely must have many positives :) Swampy marsh lands of the western suburbs with beach access dont appear to be nearly as inviting. Dont think we really know the socio economic status of those...

I'm about to buy another in Frankston North, figure it could be a good time with bypass nearly complete and Seaford jumping over the last 6 months. Frankston North usually follows Seaford lead........... I recon prices will go through the roof after bypass opens

I agree, Frankston North is in a better place than Karingal. It's closer to the beach and Melbourne. It's also has fantastic access to Eastlink

Prices seem to be creeping up over the $320k mark for good properties. Lots under offer again. Happy days

Rosemary Crescent now one of the only streets still with Housing Commission owned houses/flats. I prefer Seaford Rd end near Seaford Hotel. Locals in this area don't consider themselves 'Pines'. Look at Mitre Crescent, Bursaria Crescent and anything running off Excelsior. Very handy for shops...

Aspendale, Edithvale, Chelsea, Carrum, Patterson Lakes & Seaford are all changing so quickly I think it's having a flow on effect in the area of Frankston North. It's almost impossible for young couples and beginner investers to buy something under $500k in these areas so for $300k Frankston...

Alot of people probably don't realise there are still affordable areas in the s/e like Frankston North where you can still buy a house on a massive block for $300k.

Fair call, just thought you may have been a REA, seems alot open up multiple accounts and try talk down and up certain areas. Sozzler.

You're telling the story mr 1st post. You tell us?

For sure! I think Karingal and Frankston Nth will catch up to within $100k of median house price for Melbourne. I think prices will hit $400k in 2-3yrs. Lets come back and see how far off I am. RT

Not bad for a fibro, vendor must be very happy.

Not sure, same with one of mine. The property that sold for $306k was in the Sunday Herald Sun Property Section.

No they are the sales price, noticed another on the weekend sold for $306k. Anyone had much to do with Fruit? They seem to be pushing prices up near $310k

Frankston North Prices for May 2010 9 Windoo St $300,000 3 Auction 22/05/10 21 Bundy Ct $291,000 3 Normal Sale 21/05/10 15 Bouvardia Cr $298,000 3 Normal Sale 20/05/10

Yep I don't think you will get much decent stock under $300k now in Frankston North.

I think the days of picking up a house under $300k in Frankston Nth are almost over.

The Median Price is actually $280k, just took a look at realestate.com.au and everything is priced at $300k and under contract. Give it another 18months and prices will be sitting at $400k

Looks like Frankston North is going great guns, i'm tipping middle of next year we will see prices hit the $300k mark. Even Carrum Downs & Rowville are picking up with Eastlink