Margaret Lomas 2014 Hotspot list
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one day someone is going to be able to say . I SAID Frankston north will go well.
It is cheap and close to the bay .
Cliff
0-2.5% last few years - better longer term. A lot will look closer to City.
Quite possibly ....
But lower central coast has already started moving strongly .
I'm not pushing Frankston at all , just pointing out that at some stage some one will be able to say they were right. However in 1-2 years if it still hasn't moved , I will look at it .
Cliff
Quite possibly ....
But lower central coast has already started moving strongly .
I'm not pushing Frankston at all , just pointing out that at some stage some one will be able to say they were right. However in 1-2 years if it still hasn't moved , I will look at it .
That's exactly the reason why I would look at it . But I'd also look at a couple of other outer suburbs which I haven't seen mentioned since the last boom ....
Cliff
To be fair, there are communities of many new Australian families in the Cranbourne / Narre / Casey area. You can still get a huge brand new house and land for $350k and still get to work in the city in an hour.
Might not seem flash to us but to the rest of the world it's safe, clean, etc.
Might not seem flash to us but to the rest of the world it's safe, clean, etc.
There's nothing wrong with the suburbs she's mentioned, I just don't see why they are on a 'hotlist'. As you say, that entire region is a good place to live, why did she pick Cranbourne over all the others?
From what she says in this little snippet shows a little of how she's thinking on this years "hotlist".
http://spionline.com.au/home/12741-property-guru-to-reveal-top-investment-suburbs
Quote:
What's different about these hotspots is that, rather than being an obvious area that is being written about and where buyers abound, my hotspots are carefully-chosen potential areas that show future growth drivers and which investors can be sure won't have buying frenzy.
What those growth drivers actually might be is the question.
I do know the Centro is doubling in size at the moment - and that the council is pushing the devlopment of the town centre (most councils are anyway), but perhaps it's more a gamble on that nearby 3rd airport or future Port Of Hastings?
http://spionline.com.au/home/12741-property-guru-to-reveal-top-investment-suburbs
Quote:
What's different about these hotspots is that, rather than being an obvious area that is being written about and where buyers abound, my hotspots are carefully-chosen potential areas that show future growth drivers and which investors can be sure won't have buying frenzy.
What those growth drivers actually might be is the question.
I do know the Centro is doubling in size at the moment - and that the council is pushing the devlopment of the town centre (most councils are anyway), but perhaps it's more a gamble on that nearby 3rd airport or future Port Of Hastings?
Yaay I have bought in or close to three of her picks already.
Working on number 4.
Let's hope she's right......
JB
Working on number 4.
Let's hope she's right......
JB
Quite possibly ....
But lower central coast has already started moving strongly .
I'm not pushing Frankston at all , just pointing out that at some stage some one will be able to say they were right. However in 1-2 years if it still hasn't moved , I will look at it .
That's exactly the reason why I would look at it . But I'd also look at a couple of other outer suburbs which I haven't seen mentioned since the last boom ....
Cliff
Anything known about Epping in terms of future growth or infrastructure. Is the/a new fruit market there? I assume Corio would be due to the low entry point again.
wonder where Tula has disappeared to?
hi Everyone,
I've dug up some old notes from Margaret's past seminars for comparison and general interest.
There were a few more but these are the ones I wrote down at the time.
Lomas hot spots 2013:
NSW
Greystanes, Seven hills, Penrith, Blacktown, Toowoomba.
QLD
Logan central
WA
Rockingham
SA
Hunterfield Heights
Warm Spots 2013:
Gosdford, Wodonga, Shepparton, Albury,
WA
Kwinana, Merriwa, Yanchep
VIC
Moorabool, Sunbury
Cold Spots 2013:
Anna Bay, Byron Bay, Harvey Bay, Bondi, Proserpine, Innisfail, Broken hill.
hope this is useful
cheers
I've dug up some old notes from Margaret's past seminars for comparison and general interest.
There were a few more but these are the ones I wrote down at the time.
Lomas hot spots 2013:
NSW
Greystanes, Seven hills, Penrith, Blacktown, Toowoomba.
QLD
Logan central
WA
Rockingham
SA
Hunterfield Heights
Warm Spots 2013:
Gosdford, Wodonga, Shepparton, Albury,
WA
Kwinana, Merriwa, Yanchep
VIC
Moorabool, Sunbury
Cold Spots 2013:
Anna Bay, Byron Bay, Harvey Bay, Bondi, Proserpine, Innisfail, Broken hill.
hope this is useful
cheers
Margaret's 2012 Hot spots::
NSW
Hunter Valley, Braxton, Singleton, Cessnock
QLD
Toowoomba, Gladstone, Townsville(north), Rockhampton, Mackay
VIC
Shepparton, Ballarat, Bendigo, Morwell
SA
Seaford, Port Noarlunga, Port Adelaide, Elizabeth, Mitchell Park, Hackan, Hunterfield Heights
WA
Rockingham, Armadale, Westminster
NT
Parap, Stuart Park
Also worth noting that some of the "warm" spots from 2012 made it onto the "hot" list in 2013.
cheers
NSW
Hunter Valley, Braxton, Singleton, Cessnock
QLD
Toowoomba, Gladstone, Townsville(north), Rockhampton, Mackay
VIC
Shepparton, Ballarat, Bendigo, Morwell
SA
Seaford, Port Noarlunga, Port Adelaide, Elizabeth, Mitchell Park, Hackan, Hunterfield Heights
WA
Rockingham, Armadale, Westminster
NT
Parap, Stuart Park
Also worth noting that some of the "warm" spots from 2012 made it onto the "hot" list in 2013.
cheers
Thanks for the back issues Phil!
Sorta proves that Lomas has been dartboarding
Definitely, makes no sense...
And thanks Phil.
Frankston North.. ?? Really ??
That joint needs a demographic change or just an atom bomb.....