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lizzie gone much searching on google maps to get an idea of the immediate local area and proximity to the city etc ? I probably couldn't be bohtered to then do a google maps search and get directions and approximate time to ay the airport of the CBD myself caue it's too geeky, but come to...

Have you been here before Lizzie ? Just trying to get an understanding of how familar you are ith the suburbs and differences

Just so lizzie udnerstands , this is quite different to living in Herne Hill or wattle grove or even high wycombe etc. For me the western suburbs would be more attractive, but only in the personal kind of way I prefer the colour blue to green for example

I think you'll find the roads pretty busy getting to work by 8 am and leaving at 4 pm.. I think Sanj might be pretty accurate.. 20 minutes will probably work for night times or w/ends etc... Put it this way, if I lived in Morley or Mirrabooka for example, I'd leave home more than 20...

Nice, The only thiing I only struggle with is the "20 minutes to the CBD" which seems so often quoted...

Well most shops in the city open aroudn Sunday, but this mis not unique to Perth I felt the same in Sydeny CBD on Saturday & Sudnay monrings, walkin g around looking for somehwere to have breakfast I ended up eating a crusty ham & cheese sandwhich and a weak watery coffee at some tiny shop...

I'm sorry ???? My reply was to investor who quoted shops not opening till 10.30 am on a Saturday - which as I said, is simply & really not the truth, except for the few shops which do it on purpose.. As for your experience in 2006, that was 2006 and we are talking about now to help...

Was that 2 1/2 decades ago when Saturday afternoon trading only just got I drove into the BD on Sunday to do something, the only way I could have heard a pin drop would have been to wind up my windows and play a recording one dropping on my stereo really really loud.

Yeah that's actually not true Do we have daylight savings : No Do we have unregulated trading hours ? No But let's not exagerate

Too true... Gosnells / Lockridge you might find more land $ for $ but you might also see why If hubby is to work in the CBD, you might find Yallingup possibly a bit far

might take a few more minutes to get to the perth airport but beautiful part of the world

That makes a lot of sense :confused: Could be right about large blocks when you menitoned MAndurah etc. But I did "assume" lizziue meant the metor area of perth and depsite the freeway going down to Mandurah., I doun't think too many people call it metro. I actually have no idea how...

Perhaps have a look at a map of perth outling in the iarport and suburbs etc to give you an idea lizzie as a starting point Give you an idea of distance between beach suburbs & the airport to let you determine if they're suitable or not All of the suburbs I listed (with the posibble...

You won't get acreage in Perth next to th beach Outside of Perth you will, but not in the metro area. Despite it being small, it's quite there's quite a lot to choose from and the differences can be huge. From Rockingham (beach suburb) to Cottesloe (prestige beach suburb) to Joondalup...