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Hi Sanj, i was a little excited and it was a wild guess.

Apologies as i didnt really read much into it and i wasnt aware Handle Group was involved. I better clarify I am impressed that somone had the knowledge and capital to maximise the potential of this site and quite jealous of the profit margins (i can only guess it would be quite high). My point...

For investors (smart) that are looking to pickup some bargains in the upcomming months , what are some of the features you look for? Already built and not OTP (OTP too risky) Small complexes (3 or fewer levels or <20 apartments) . More land the better Greatest % of owner occupiers: Larger...

Rosehill Golf Estate rezoned from Rural to Urban. Over 4700 petitions and an action group couldnt stop it. The guy made a quick $70million Paid peanuts for the golf course, now 700+ lots. Easy 100k profit per lot (my wife works for Stockland and this is roughly their profit on one estate)...

Its R20 unless you want R40 which is two street frontages of 8m each and 4m common driveway to the back for the 3rd. Which means double storey or single storey and single garage for the two front lots. I dont think there any money in it. This guy bought the original lot for 550k and wants...

Ive been watching this one, triplex straight of the bat is possible with WAPC 5%. Block slopes down to rear. Worth 780k max. 3 Grosvenor sold for 840k was 5m more elevated (city views) closer to train and sloped upwards but prices have dropped in last 6 months. 2 Grosvenor i think sold low...

There are not many places within 12km of CBD where land is in the 5xx$/sqm

I guess someone has about 1hr to secure this before its gone. Tick tick tick

Mount Hawthorn 12 THE BOULEVARDE, Mount Hawthorn http://www.domain.com.au/2012041705

Single dwellling 682sqm R20 site but cheap http://www.realestate.com.au/property-residential%20land-wa-bassendean-201208637?cpmessageid=189162531&rsf=emailalert-propdetails

Valuer came around today. Said perth market has dropped 10% in six months with outer suburbs (eg Alkimos) hit harder. Price drops due to unemployment increasing, consumer confidence decreasing and lending standards tightening. Its a good time to buy (if you buy well) ps: dont believe the BS...

R60 dev site in North Perth with a plot ratio of 1.0 (density bonus) but a 3.86m road widening reservation https://m.realestate.com.au/property-residential+land-wa-north+perth-201140955

There have been a lot of dev sites dropping by large amounts and quickly. But end vales are also taking a bit hit. In the next six months would be a good time to buy whilst the market is depressed

Im curious, how does an out of town agent make a difference in an auction. An auction with 60-80 people will remove all market innefficencies and those people should bid it up to the true market value. A private sale or low turnout for an auction is another matter

Good price but it does not have any development potential at R30 I dislike auctions and other listing's with no price.

City of Vincent in December, maybe coolbellup next march. City of Joondalup and also the suburbs of girrawheen and koondoola are supposed to be close. (its been about 4 or more years now) does anyone have an update?

Part of the Swan urban housing strategy? Prob 18 months or more I'm guessing

what council and suburb?

Wow, that would have been fun. :-) It also applies to brownfield where there is a structure plan in place. Does that mean any new structure plan created from today AND existing structure plans only after they have been amended? (or dont we need to wait for amendments?)