From: Felicity W.
Hi everyone
Over time I've heard many times that as a general rule of thumb, for the best, consistent rate of capital growth you should invest 2-10km from a major CBD.
I'm not discussing that point right now, although my own research of the Melbourne market has confirmed that (but not necessarily ALL inner suburbs...)
What I'm interested in is whether or not a similar rule of thumb applies to yield rates - for example, are you likely to get better yields in middle suburbs, for example.
I'm just curious in what others have experienced, or even if there is such a rule of thumb.
Keep smiling
Felicity
Hi everyone
Over time I've heard many times that as a general rule of thumb, for the best, consistent rate of capital growth you should invest 2-10km from a major CBD.
I'm not discussing that point right now, although my own research of the Melbourne market has confirmed that (but not necessarily ALL inner suburbs...)
What I'm interested in is whether or not a similar rule of thumb applies to yield rates - for example, are you likely to get better yields in middle suburbs, for example.
I'm just curious in what others have experienced, or even if there is such a rule of thumb.
Keep smiling
Felicity
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