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Remember it's not the agents setting the market. It's the buyers. Still plenty of time to go.

Some properties have hit the 300k mark in f/nth but heaps of bargains there and council have made a massive spend in f/nth too. There's a massive pdf about it which I'll. try and find for you

Yeah fuk that no way I'd rather buy in karingal...who's going to pay that! #tellhimhisdreamin:D Give them one time offer 285 take it or leave it cause he won't be getting 310-340

Not a problem. Always happy to help There are a lot of fibros in f/nth and renovating them can be a real pain and a costly one too. If you plan to renovate one, make sure it's not structural just cosmetic. Bricks are always the go in my eyes. Not being biased here but every house I've owned...

Thanks AMi I'm not a real estate agent I'm trying to become an electrician actually, but I'm currently a brickie.

Seriously, think about it. 240k for 300 Sqm. OR 285k for 707 Sqm with future options. I know where I'd buying.

And you'd get 270 a week for that anyway. And it's in a much better position too! It doesn't need a thing doing, massive block, structurally looks great. Future development options. If you had kids well heaps of room for them. Plus a granny flat on it too!

You get more land for a better property in my eye. Seriously if I had the money to buy that house I would have already put my offer in!

Hrmmmm. AMz I'd be looking at that house I posted. Looks pretty good.

Why I'd buty it. Big block for a start, doesn't need much work done. It's Ina quiet street and it's brick veneer, so not many probs there. And a pitched roof. Pretty good house simply. Better than anything ive seen in f/nth...

Under 300k for sure! Maybe 275-280k

here is a property that looks fantastic and has alot of excellent opportunities. if i had the cash id buy it! http://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-vic-frankston+north-116552851

Amz the demographic in f/nth is definitely changing. I have seen it myself! Things have been changing a lot there and people perceptions have changed on f/nth. I see a lot of first home buyers and young families buying in there and that's a good thing. Frankston city has really spent some money...