Revealing Melbourne's surprising suburbs destined for growth
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2023
- Get the Inside Scoop! The top Melbourne suburbs tipped for growth revealed by Buyer and Vendor Expert, Frank Valentic from Advantage Property Consulting.
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I went for a drive through the outer West of Melbourne, and all I saw were the slums of the future: no real jobs, few facilities, dead-end streets with little interconnectability and difficult access, and seemingly no way to pay off all the debt for the oversized houses (hint, hint - drugs, drugs, drugs, drugs and more drugs). Dead, soulless sh**holes for mindless drones.
Lol I brought in the west and haven't experienced that yet. But work as a traffic controller all over especially in some of those places his mentioned and it's junkies galore trying to kill you. When I work as a traffic controller on the west everyone nice as pie. I heard when you go far from shopping Centres around the west that's what it's like but that's everywhere. The community here is tight. I take people to the Werribee mansions and even the drive there is stunning with olden days houses and immaculate lush gardens and tell people this is apparently the Melbourne ghetto. I'm from Sydney mount Druitt and everywhere people tell me it's the ghetto in Melbourne I laugh I'm like this is a holiday. Look around hoppers Crossing there are back streets here with massive stunning 2 story houses away from public eye. As for work opportunities I handed out my resume to places I wanted to work cause I want a change the first place called me back and I start tomorrow they said with my experience they want to push me up to superviser in two weeks. I have never been taken seriously like this in my life. There is so much work everywhere here it depends what you want to do.
. I live over at the north west , Essendon , keilor village , Taylors Lakes , Hillside . Wouldn't live anywere else . No snobs here . Large blocks . Not everyone works in the cbd . Not much work around at portsea or dromana , try drive into town from there . More housing commision in the inner city than anywere else . Homeless on the footpaths . Fitzroy , brunswick , collingwood , cbd are all sh-tholes to me . Wouldn't live there if it was free .
The most ridiculous prices for a home is Australia.
The Govt. can't find any land to release for housing.
Japan was once the most expensive properties in the world, Australia has replaced Japan in the most overpriced housong and land. It will eventually bust, but the question is when. The government ended manufacturing and now the economy runs on mining and residential housing, Japan at least has manufacturing.
We are screwed.
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His Dromana annual growth maths is a sixth grade fail. Sweet talker, but in reality a bs talker.
Elwood? LOL. If you like zero public transport, a smelly sea-weedy beach, junkies creeping in from St Kilda.
Melbourne is getting too expensive, time to look at more regional cities for affordable housing?
He didn't even mention the Westside you can get massive houses on huge blocks for 600k to to under 800k. I got my small house for 470k and I'm 15 min to beach gougous Werribee mansions and 26 min drive to Willson carpark at docklands so half an hour to city. There are also plans for a new Westfields soon. There is so much to offer around here and no one mentions it soon when the Westgate tunnels are done and the Geelong fast train coming the prices will sky rocket so get in on the west before it does!!!!
these options are for multi millioners...if u work in CBD ur average commute will be 2 hrs one way
Smells like typical agent bs pushing property prices up where they live and work. Ask an agent where to buy and he will tell you the places where he can make his commissions.