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very interesting, my only interest in developing would a retain and build, and the rent on the retain would have to be close to neutral gear - but these kinds of properties have a premium on them. So my question is, the people who bought a long time ago, well before proposed rezoning, eg in...

When I look at the proposed rezoning of Beechboro all I see is street upon street upon street in the rezoning. I see investor upon investor buying up, and I see development after development and a glut of units all made by investors wanting to capitalise on their purchases. I am not sure why...

thanks all for your input, going to take a break and decide for myself.

Good on you Singo and Rixter. You have your plans and your strategies and your portfolios. Tell a newbie "how it is". Hope it makes you feel like the big men around town. I run my own business, I give so much free advice, i never say my way is the only way, and I would certainly never post...

Odd. I thought forums like this were for throwing ideas out there and getting opinions from the more experienced. I'm done here.

But surely Swan View, a 5 min drive from midland itself, is sticking close to a satellite city? I'm thinking long term growth here, like 20 years down the track the H and L 5 mins from Midland will be in much shorter supply than a little box in Midland proper. Is my thinking wrong?

If Midland has so much going on there, what do you think of Swan View? I had a drive around there today, very nice in parts, and Midland is starting to fill up with little boxes, developments going on here there and everywhere. And that's before proposed zoning changes. SV is 5 mins up the road...

you may as well live in a new apt or townhouse than in a house behind a house on a weenie block. You seriously don't want Bogan Forum as your local shipping haunt at this stage, it's not pretty.

Think i will, I feel comfortable with C of Swan area, maybe because it's just down the road from me, and i like Guildford, Midland is being developed, though it's a really vile area still. Those Kewdale blocks, you could put a 4 x2 on them?

Bellevue - houses in proposed rezoning You can buy in the 4's houses on large blocks in streets with proposed rezoning. What do people think?

Yeah, at $700K

I am still very much thinking what i like not what the market demands. I like space ... I have to stop thinking this way. I would never live in a ear lot battle axe on 211sqm. Think I'll buy this in Kelmscott - http://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-wa-kelmscott-115511199 raze the...

Tiny tiny tiny, and yet in Belmont you can't slice off a mere 211 off your 850sqm block and sell it off - you have to slice off 450sqm - go figure??!!

Wonder what size it is, you'd think the ad would say so. Very nice block indeed. Haha, right side of the tracks, then in Maylands I am on the wrong side lol?

I was referring to Armadale, will have to take a drive through Kelmscott because the properties in Kelmscott look pretty nice.

True I'm not going to live there, but I don't want shabby tenants. Maybe I watch the news and Behind the Force too much, always seems Maddington and Armadale are featured with drug busts and hoonie cars. Wonder if you pay premium price if house comes with its own meth lab.

Singo, of those areas I really like Kelmscott and have been looking there. Is that a rough area? I hear all the time how bad Armadale is

included, i dont' think any of these areas would pull $500 week rent

Thanks Asheam Reno woud be to increase cash flow, strategy would be to hold at least 10 years. I can borrow up to $660K, more if we include my income but we want to be comfortable in the present. I wouldn't pay more than $550K all up including SD and legals on any purchase, but would prefer...

Now looking not for development blocks, just established house and land in the 10-15k zone. Strategy to do small reno at some stage and rent and hold and build up portfolio. What do you all think of the areas I have listed below. Clearly some are much higher priced than others. Areas...