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For the sake of pedanticity (and the chance to invent new words) - I agree with see_change on this one. My own definition of absolute water frontage is where your back yard is in the water, not where your front yard looks across the road to the water.

Kevin, I think you have done a very good job with this thread - questions have been answered, even if not in as much detail as some would prefer, I think most of us respect your duties to your client... and the amount of information has certainly been far greater than most we see in this forum...

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Personally, I feel that following the "more information is better" thought - posting pictures or links to information on the web is a good thing. If they were posted on their own then not... but in addition to all the information posted in the thread, I think it's okay. But I will have to...

Is it "absolute" water frontage ? ie - you walk out your front door down onto the sand or into the water ? Or is there a road to cross ? Not that it makes much differece - just curious. Water view properties are difficult to come by - absolute water frontage is even more difficult. So if you...

Thanks for the extra info Kevin. Are yields typically that low in the region ? I know you say it's a capital growth play - but those yields are almost Sydney levels ! I will confess to knowing very little about Brisbane real estate - particularly coastal properties. So I'm just curious to...

Kevin, to fit in with the forum guidelines, I have moved this to Caveat Emptor - and we're going to need a bit more information if we're going to allow it to stay. Please read the guidelines here to familiarise yourself with what is acceptable...