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Isn't this one good example of why houses are more valuable than units? Because houses have future development/sub-division where as units do not.

Hmm I'm not sure I'd agree with this. Change demographics have smaller household sizes, more for couples without children. Units are ideal low maintenance housing.

I often read that perception that houses provide superior capital growth and to compensate for that they have lower rental yields than units (which have comparably lower capital growth). The logic for this would seem to be that owner occupied demand is the real drive of price growth, as most...