Like I said, medium-long term. But I agree, referencing a polly is the weakest part of the article.
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you don't need luck, just use http://grindcollective.com/ - built specifically to help you find cafes open on public holidays.
Obviously you have not been to Perth in the last 2 years. Things have changed dramatically. You have a large choice of places to get a coffee and eat on a public holiday. There is a vibe in the city that was not there previously. Actually reminds me a bit of Sydney, just more relaxed and laid back, and of course sunnier. You should visit us again soon.
you don't need luck, just use http://grindcollective.com/ - built specifically to help you find cafes open on public holidays.
When in Perth, look for coffee. It indicates how's "vibrant" it is. Good luck finding an open cafe on a public holiday.
people place way too much importance on coffee.
A bubble is City of Belmont development sites last year. Prices seem to have peaked at over $1,000 per sqm for development sites. This year they have fallen back to just over $700 per sqm.I don't even know what a bubble is to be honest
people place way too much importance on coffee.
A bubble is City of Belmont development sites last year. Prices seem to have peaked at over $1,000 per sqm for development sites. This year they have fallen back to just over $700 per sqm.
Yeah but that was to do with zoning and development potential changes.
If you're worried about Belmont, just wait for the over supply of apartments in Rivervale to reach its peak. Then it will be buying season.
A bubble is City of Belmont development sites last year. Prices seem to have peaked at over $1,000 per sqm for development sites. This year they have fallen back to just over $700 per sqm.
The doubling in price was due to a number of factors... the City released a new planning scheme that upcoded a lot of land from R20 to R20/40 or R40/60/100. Around the same time, the WAPC released the muti-unit code, which allowed apartments to be built in those new R40 sites. This was at the peak of the FIFO frenzy and due to the proximity of Belmont and Cloverdale to the airport, developers rushed in thinking they could build apartments for the FIFO market. Not many of the apartments are complete but the FIFO market has dropped right off. There are now hundreds of vacant rental properties on the market right now.They've dropped 30% already? Good to see. They pretty much doubled in just over a year with no justification for it whatsoever.
Depends when you bought...Wow, that's got to hurt.
Expect some discounting.four hundred one bedders coming on in the city of belmont over the next 9 months....
$390k for for a 2x1 http://www.realestate.com.au/property-unitblock-wa-rivervale-117696511
2 bedroom x 1 bathroom apartment From $395k http://www.realestate.com.au/property-apartment-wa-rivervale-119234219
You referring to springs or river vale proper?