Just looking at Ellenbrook... hows does this fit in with the new(ish) 3x2 legoland house in a satelite community theory
Err.. Not sure it does. Although there was talk of a rail link but I think that's been canned.
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Just looking at Ellenbrook... hows does this fit in with the new(ish) 3x2 legoland house in a satelite community theory
I've always been told to get a house because the land price is the one that goes up.
I've been reading this thread and I like to know what people think about buying a unit?
I have 1 IP (a house 3x1) and like to get a second one.
Does unit provide a good CG?
I've always been told to get a house because the land price is the one that goes up.
So say a 2bd unit in a small complex in Mt Lawley might be 420k. Well, you can buy a house a bit further out for that price. So depends on what you're after really.
Which would have better growth potential though?
Most seem to say houses are better for growth because its the land that appreciates (building depreciates) but i was reading one of the Lomas books last night and she says she sees no evidence from her own experience to support this theory (that units do not get as good CG as houses)
??
A unit would be a lot easier to own i'd think...
IMO st james can never gentrify until brownlie goes - a long long time, if ever.
Beside being unsure if I should get a house further out or a unit/townhouse in a nicer suburb ie. Mount Lawley,Leederville etc
there have been many articles/write up about property in WA and Australia in general for being too expensive/over priced. It is really affecting my decision to go forward.
So confused