i should of took it home and scanned it
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why? the gains reported there are news from yonks ago, the real story is what the number will be next time you read it. with the market tightening rapidly I have a fair idea
Did anyone else see the article in the sunday times today. It was in the real estate section. According to Landgate quite a few suburbs in Perth have gone up over the past 12 months. eg Dianella has gone up 10% in the past 12 months.
We are now going into spring with 12000 and falling, with supply severely hampered, the economy picking up, fat chance of the RBA taking IRs up too high and on the verge of our biggest resources boom this country has ever seen along with strong population growth - I am struggling to see how prices can be restrained.
I'm interested to hear what people think of an IP in High Wycombe - $365,000 3x2 brand new with expected rent returns of about $355 p/w.
Where/what did you purchase?
Port Hedland
Key drivers: boom town, government decisions
Typical prices: $365,000 - $770,000
Where did he get these figures from??? You couldn't buy the garage on a PH house for $365,000!
I've just brought a house in Port for work, which I move into a fortnight ago. For our $1.1m budget we couldn't find anything livable (looked for 6 months). Ended up spending $1.3m on a standard, new colorbond house.
The cheapest freestanding house on realetate.com.au in Heddo at the moment is $765,000.
The Karratha prices are not as far out, but still look too cheap. One problem with the cheaper stuff is that no one (big companies, govt) really wants to rent it.
The list does seem to focus on regional WA.
Look, I agree the Pilbara is a 'hotspot', but isn't that already priced in? C'mon at $1.3mil for a tin shed, where's the upside??