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- Usually on bigger blocks than the new subdivision - Closer (walk) to station - Better price per sqm of land equivalent. - Easier to negotiate ("What? You want $x for this piece of run down rubbish heap?") etc The Y-man

Gobie, For investment, I'd go for the old "original" area near the station - not the new development north of Craigie Rd. As a general rule, look in the are bounded by Craigie rd, the railway and Bridgewater rds. Rail transport is good - unless someone gets run over at station :( Check...