Investment suburbs in inner west, Sydney
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Summer Hill, Enmore, Leichhardt, Stanmore, Lewisham, Petersham, Stanmore - all those places along the railway line should be fine and in high demand.
What conflicting stuff have you heard?
Thanks propertunity for your input. I read that many Sydneysiders are sick of the congestion and city living. Whilst there is still an influx of people into the city area, many are also moving away to other less populated areas such as north and south coast. On balance, I feel it is still growing and demand will be there. What do you think of Camperdown? Have you heard about the TRIO apartments there? I'm looking for more views and advice about it. It is very close to Parramatta road and buses are plentiful into the CBD. Cheers.
Thanks for that Auror. Yes I have always looked to get properties even within about 200 - 300m of the train station. From my experience, close to the trains is something tenants always look for.
Innerwest is definitely the place to be! Been living here for a bit over 10years including Camperdown, Rozelle, Croydon and Pyrmont. Anywhere that you can walk to buses on Vic Road is excellent (Balmain, Rozelle, Drummoyne etc). Trains are fine too so the suburbs already mentioned rate well. Camperdown being close to Syd Uni and Newtown has a lot of students around so tenant selection would need to be critical. Good luck!
I am a little too old (not hip enough
) to live in Camperdown but I can see why it attracts the younger generation - close to restaurants in Newtown, Sydney Uni like you said and so close and accessible to the city. You're also right about tenant selection. I was thinking more along the lines of a mature professor who might treat my IP better than rampaging and partying students! Having said all this, I feel it's kinda expensive, especially the TRIO apartments where my wife has been bugging me to buy Well according to RPData's free stuff which comes from the ABS anyway:
Unfortunately I don't know what has happened to the population from 2006 - now. But you are right about it mostly being young people
Which also aligns with over 60% of the people living there being renters.I like Camperdown's proximity to the Uni & Broadway. I especially like Forest Lodge. It should all do well.