Where to buy in Melbourne

Easy peasy:

For capital growth: Any Zone 1 suburb south of the yarra, and pretty much anything along the beach, south of the yarra. Stay clear of multi unit developments where you are buying less that 30% land content for your hard earned $. Depends on what you pay for the property. Maybe try and buy near a private school.

For rental yield: Depends on what you pay for the property.

May not be easy though, but you cant prove I'm not lying.

All comes down to what you pay for, and how you structure the investment. Damn, sounds harder now right?

If you are really hung up on rental return I'm guessing that to get both you are looking at buying a duplex (front and back, or maybe 2-3 units/townhouses on a block) where you maximise the rent you get per sqm land purchased.

Then again, depends on your $$, your patience, your negotiation, your patience, luck, experience, knowledge, patience etc etc
 
Where to buy

Few Investors suggested to buy in Noble Park area, where you can buy 1000Sq.m block with either a weather board or a brick vaneer house any where between 250 to 290k.

Any advice.
 
If you are purely interested in capital growth then stick to classic period homes within 10 kilometres of the CBD. You cannot go wrong in the long term. :)
 
l would consider Kensington, zone 1, very close to the city, great access to Citylink, great atmosphere. Prices rising but not to the levels of inferior IMHO suburbs such as Richmond yet.
 
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