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Perth for $400K?
- Thread starter Samwise
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Kensingtons gone past Como IMO. Much nicer suburb with no subdivisions, big blocks and very minimal unit/villa/townhouse complexes.
The streetscape of Kenny closer to the Vic Pk end gets a little scruffy though, and there's not much there... Como has a little more of a buzz, but i reckon you have to stay the river side of Canning Hwy.
I see the prices in Kensington as being almost entirely led by the prices of the suburbs surrounding it... not a bad place to live but wouldnt set the world on fire as an investment methinks?
Am still liking Vic Pk/ East Vic Pk which no one has had opinions on yet
I see the prices in Kensington as being almost entirely led by the prices of the suburbs surrounding it... not a bad place to live but wouldnt set the world on fire as an investment methinks?
Am still liking Vic Pk/ East Vic Pk which no one has had opinions on yet
I had to search the map for those - thats a long way to the CBD
...they need an airport not a train station
Well if you work in Joondalup there's no point living in Vic Park.
I had to search the map for those - thats a long way to the CBD
...they need an airport not a train station
did you take into account Joondalup Satellite CBD?
there's more to life than a 6000 postcode.
"where the roads are clear"? Maybe once you get there but not getting there.
It's a bit too white-bred for me up north. Too many flag wavers.
Am still liking Vic Pk/ East Vic Pk which no one has had opinions on yet
I looked in EVP for a while but found it too dear. That's why I ended up buying in St James. Similar style properties, a coupla kms further out but can be up to 100k cheaper.
yep. we had a near new dale alcock home in Kensington that we sold for $860k and I believe it is now worth about the same, probably $800k. my mate has a similar property but it is bigger and squarer, recent bank val $900k.
personally i wouldnt pay that much for either....would rather take my bucks west of the cbd
follow Rixter's advice and you won't go wrong.
his advice resonates with many leading developers in this state - "follow the infrastructure"
his advice resonates with many leading developers in this state - "follow the infrastructure"
My IP1 (listed below) will be on the market after April if you're interested. Its in Tuart Hill right behind the BP on Main St and 30 seconds from the park. 1 min to Hutton St onramps/offramps, straight down Karrinyup Rd to the beach etc. Got some reliable tenants in there at the moment paying 300pw, could probably get more but started renting it out at the bottom of the market last year.
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chuck it in Caveat Emptor. why selling?
Just looking at Ellenbrook... hows does this fit in with the new(ish) 3x2 legoland house in a satelite community theory
I have a friend that lives there and its a loooooooooooooooong drive back to the city after visits... but i heard that the train line may get extended out here?
easy to rent?
I have a friend that lives there and its a loooooooooooooooong drive back to the city after visits... but i heard that the train line may get extended out here?
easy to rent?
oh yeah i know the area!
There is a 1 bed unit in moldavia street that I might be interested in if i was looking to buy. Asking $200 - $220 and kitchen is renovated. not a bad location.
hmmmm just looked for it on re.com but it seems to have disappeared
