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I hear what you are saying but the point is this. Either buy now in an area you can afford and get some capital growth (Unless your buying in the middle of nowhere you will get CG, all the areas I have mentioned will see I believe decent growth in the next 5-10 years). OR the alternative is...

The post is regarding making it easier for first home buyers by allowing the stamp duty to be paid over installments. My statement was simple, I think a big problem is FHB simply do not want to consider other alternatives to the suburb they know and likely grew up in. The issue is a lot of...

Wow for someone with so many posts you would think you would at least conduct some kind of research before making such uneducated statements. If I could be bothered showing you endless examples I would but just to keep it simple I will simply use the example of where I actually live in...

Really? What sort of industries are we talking about? Or is this purely a sydney thing because location discrimination in Melbourne is unheard of, well atleast in my circle of friends and family who span many corporate industries, a number of them based in the East with us coming from West.

I know a lot of people will not agree with this statement but at a basic level I feel a big problem is that FHB are simply not realistic about where they can live. I totally understand they want to be close to work and family but the reality is that market may be too expensive yet they refuse...