nice info.
which are the ones you're referring to that are near hudson park golf course?
which are the ones you're referring to that are near hudson park golf course?
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Homebush West Centenary Park development off the Plan
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Who Replied?I believe I have been to this particular area last February when I was picking up relatives who were staying with someone in this area at the time.
It is incredible that in this country we allow construction companies to rent out residential areas while they are still being built.
The only upside to this matter is that the developer and agent will make a fortune and reduce their risk. The downside is all the noise and other pollution's that people have to put up with.
It was unbelievable as I could not even drive on the street let alone park there. The streets are narrow and mostly occupied by construction workers and their equipment, there is no parking and you can barely drive around.
How this is allowed is beyond me and I very much agree with what other people have said. You really have very little to gain in areas that huge constructions are happening. Another example is Parramatta CBD area. Someone has to buy them, they then usually drop in price due to high supply and it will be years and years before they are profitable if at all.
It is incredible that in this country we allow construction companies to rent out residential areas while they are still being built.
The only upside to this matter is that the developer and agent will make a fortune and reduce their risk. The downside is all the noise and other pollution's that people have to put up with.
It was unbelievable as I could not even drive on the street let alone park there. The streets are narrow and mostly occupied by construction workers and their equipment, there is no parking and you can barely drive around.
How this is allowed is beyond me and I very much agree with what other people have said. You really have very little to gain in areas that huge constructions are happening. Another example is Parramatta CBD area. Someone has to buy them, they then usually drop in price due to high supply and it will be years and years before they are profitable if at all.
nice info.
which are the ones you're referring to that are near hudson park golf course?
Just existing dwellings that are available in Homebush West, no specific new developments or anything. Just apartments on the side the golf course is on.
I think Alan is right.
Buying an unit in a big complex puts pressure on you as landlord when there are other units to choose from. I once owned an unit in a big complex Rockdale. A year later, more buildings in the surround were coming up. We cut it loose early, thankfully.
Just the other day, I was in Ermington and saw Royal Shores office http://royalshores.com.au/ which will build 2000 units along parramatta river. It's breezy and spacious. I would love to live there but as investment, no.
Buying an unit in a big complex puts pressure on you as landlord when there are other units to choose from. I once owned an unit in a big complex Rockdale. A year later, more buildings in the surround were coming up. We cut it loose early, thankfully.
Just the other day, I was in Ermington and saw Royal Shores office http://royalshores.com.au/ which will build 2000 units along parramatta river. It's breezy and spacious. I would love to live there but as investment, no.