Rental demand in the suburbs Chigwell & Berriedale in Hobart
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You can get rental vacancy rates on any Aust. suburb for free here:
http://sqmresearch.com.au/
Berriedale for instance has 0.9% vacancy rate - so looks to be in demand.
http://sqmresearch.com.au/
Berriedale for instance has 0.9% vacancy rate - so looks to be in demand.
Hi Amberlee,
I'm renovating a property in Chigwell at the moment, and just rented one out nearby at Claremont. Rental demand is good for 3 bedroom houses, ours rented pretty quick. My property manager confirms they've had a shortage of properties, a quick search on re.com.au only has one 3br house listed for rent.
2 bedders are the ones sitting on the market, harder to rent out.
I'm renovating a property in Chigwell at the moment, and just rented one out nearby at Claremont. Rental demand is good for 3 bedroom houses, ours rented pretty quick. My property manager confirms they've had a shortage of properties, a quick search on re.com.au only has one 3br house listed for rent.
2 bedders are the ones sitting on the market, harder to rent out.
Thanks Propertunity, that will come in very handy for this and future IP research!
Also, thank you Of The Vultures, I just spoke to a property manager in Glenorchy who said it was unlikely a 2-3 bedder house in the $230 to $250 rent p.w. range the Chigwell area would sit vacant for much longer than 2 weeks. So that along with your info sounds promising.
Also, thank you Of The Vultures, I just spoke to a property manager in Glenorchy who said it was unlikely a 2-3 bedder house in the $230 to $250 rent p.w. range the Chigwell area would sit vacant for much longer than 2 weeks. So that along with your info sounds promising.
Cats been let out of the bag
'average punter' being those defined by property experts, or those defined by property managers?
Considering one in three Tasmanians collect Centrelink benefits, I think you'll find recipients in many suburbs. Chigwell, along with other suburbs with similar demographics has its share of bad apples, however you'll find many of the welfare recipients are of the old school variety - just regular older folks who don't cause any trouble.
I don't think Chigwell would be near the top 5 least desirable suburbs in Hobart, let alone all of Tasmania.
I don't think Chigwell would be near the top 5 least desirable suburbs in Hobart, let alone all of Tasmania.
In regards to this with the unemployed, my tassie PM told me Centrelink pay the rent directly so that way you definitely get it on time each week.
I don't know about inner Hobart but my pm's fees for outer Hobart started at 10%, now I pay 7% inc GST. But I have three properties with the same agent. They seem to readily discount for multiple properties.
But I don't believe it would be too hard to knock it down a percentage point even if you've only got one property.
But I don't believe it would be too hard to knock it down a percentage point even if you've only got one property.
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