Can anyone think of a reason why there are so few 1 bedders in the suburbs ?
A young relative of mine is looking at moving out of home. He's in his early twenties. He's shared a house before with friends and doesn't want to do it again and so on the weekend we just had quick look for 1 bedders.
He's currently lives in North Lakes and is looking anywhere from Strathpine to Redcliffe but doesn't want to go in towards the city because his work is in Caboolture.
Anyway, we couldn't find much on internet and he asked me my thoughts as to why there are so few around. I could guess that maybe back in the day there was little demand ? Or maybe the capital growth isn't there ?
But at the same time I understand his point of view that he just wants an affordable, clean (doesn't have to be flash but not a dump) 1 bedder.
Thoughts anyone ?
A young relative of mine is looking at moving out of home. He's in his early twenties. He's shared a house before with friends and doesn't want to do it again and so on the weekend we just had quick look for 1 bedders.
He's currently lives in North Lakes and is looking anywhere from Strathpine to Redcliffe but doesn't want to go in towards the city because his work is in Caboolture.
Anyway, we couldn't find much on internet and he asked me my thoughts as to why there are so few around. I could guess that maybe back in the day there was little demand ? Or maybe the capital growth isn't there ?
But at the same time I understand his point of view that he just wants an affordable, clean (doesn't have to be flash but not a dump) 1 bedder.
Thoughts anyone ?
