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Thanks Skater. I too feel the same way and it's good to have your knowledge of the area. It seems there is an over-supply of dwellings (especially houses) for the small population to soak up in a hurry, and the only way things will change is if these big projects do in fact come to fruition...

I'm trying to feel more confident in the area but after speaking to yet another property manager I don't really feel any better about investing in the area. This one said that things are really slow at the moment and they have 14 vacant houses on the roll and 3 units I asked if I could be...

You raise some good points there. You won't be boring anyone so please, go on.

Well thanks for all your replies, I appreciate them. I've just spoken with an indipendant agent from Kingaroy to see what he had to say about the area. Here are some points worth noting 1/ He sees no reason for prices to do anything in the next few years. 2/ It's currently a buyers...

Thanks Kingaroy. Just looking on rea.com there are so many houses for sale, and none under contract. This is quite worrying for such a small town.

Hmmm interesting. Can anyone back up those water claims? I find it almost hard to believe that the tap water isn't really drinkable. (not having a go at all, just saying) I'm Iooking in to an executive residence, is there demand for this type of dwelling? The PM tells me there is but you...

Thanks Delilah, I just spoke with an agent (was the selling agent on the property I'm enquiring on though..) and a property manager. They seem quite confident that the area will do o.k, although the PM was saying it's more a transient town, with police and medical workers staying for 12 months...

I see its listed in the hottest 100 investment areas this year, had a brief look on rea.com and am interested because the median price is within my budget. The thing is, I've never been to Kingaroy and really don't have any idea about the place. Can anyone shed any light? Are there any...