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Hobart does seem to carry a GLBT friendly vibe

I was flicking through a magazine at Woolies yesterday (I think it was API). There was a graph in there which indicated Hobart is at the top of the buy cycle with both houses and units. How could this be after years of stagnancy?

I'm hoping this has an effect: http://www.liberal.org.au/latest-news/2013/08/15/tony-abbott-coalitions-economic-growth-plan-tasmania I'm skeptical and optimistic at the same time.

No, Clarendon Vale/Rokeby area. Yes, quite a stigma and not without its problems, but there's a lot of young families populating up-and-coming Oakdowns, and a lot of well-to-do'ers in Tranmere, as reflected by market stock and PP. Being neighbouring suburbs, will they rub off onto Clarendon...

On Hobart's eastern shore, I recently saw a 3/1 house sell for $135,000, renting for $250p/w. Another has come on the market for $95,000, which, considering the suburb median and similar stock, would rent for around $200p/w. Both on 600-700m2 blocks. Good yields no doubt, but the area is...