5 Reasons that kept me in Perth
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Thinking about moving to Perth? If relocating to Perth, Western Australia is on your mind, then see my video about what's kept me in Perth for 30 years.
I'll tell you my own top 5 reasons for staying in Perth and give you a taste of what you might expect. From Perth house prices, coastal living, wages and more. Check out my video and see if Perth is somewhere you'd like to move too.
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Simon Atkins
0407 981 641
simon@jonesrealtyandprojects.com.au
Born in Perth, live in Perth, and work in Perth. Liked the early 90s Perth, houses were cheaper and affordable. Just another big city now and theyre still coming over paying astronomical prices for rentals if you can get one.
The best thing about Perth, and there are many, is the consistent weather. From November to March, you can be guaranteed the weather will be perfect. It is due to the lack of mountains. It means you can arrange a barbeque weeks in advance knowing for sure the weather will be perfect. We moved here ten years ago from the UK and it's been the best decision of our lives. Literally everything is better than it was: work, money, lifestyle, schools, health, everything. Best of all, I can still watch Tottenham play almost every game live, and Formula One races, something I couldn't do on the east coast.
Hi Simon,
Your story sounds very similar to mine. I'm from Dunedin and came here when I was 22 years old. I've been here nearly 29 years and have a family. I've lived all over Perth both NOR and SOR and currently reside in Kalamunda where we love the lifestyle, 1/2 acre space and views from the top of the hill.
It can certainly be a rewarding place if you put in the effort and I believe I wouldn't have had the same outcome if i had stayed in Dunedin, or even NZ.
The only drawback is I still find summers very hot (especially this last one), but fortunately we have a pool at this house which definitely helps when you're nearly an hour away from the beach.
I have certainly noticed the changes in the last few years and population is growing quite rapidly. It was only 1.2 million when I arrived.
Glad to hear you like it here too.
- Brendon
I’m 23 years old now, try to do the same as you ✌️
Wish me luck,its hard for me as a Sudanc citizen to get there 😔
I came to perth in 1973 after travelling overland from the uk. After working in the pilbara in the iron mines.i have left a few times but always return it is a great place to live .i have two children and six grandchildren who all live in perth. I have travelled around australia three times and think west australia is the best place to live not just in australia but the world!!!
@@user-gt3qc1vx7g Great story! Thanks for sharing 🙏👍
Heading your way in a few weeks...so excited!!
Love Perth, love the people, it’s amazing, Perth is rapidly growing and changing. My children are all here now, all brought homes have great jobs, it’s easy going, Perth offers loads. Meet my second husband here yip he’s Aussie 😂😂😂been here 17 years. Great video, cheers, moved from Auckland
Thank you for sharing this video Simon, it was really informative.
@@AshrafZarkani I'm glad you found it useful :)
This is the reason why I have stayed in Perth
Hi, I’m hoping to bring my 2 kids and partner to Perth next August as she has family in Perth and England just isn’t what we want anymore
OK if you have a good paying job arranged. Too bad if you don't! Australia is notorious for being a two income country! If you don't have this, be prepared for hardship!
It's not difficult to find a job that pays well in WA.
Perth is windy by the coast. Can’t go to the beach after midday when the freo doctor is in. Nearly no humidity because of the doctor .
Pure guff. The best time on the beach is the afternoon, with that breeze.
Perth is the furthest place I can go from where I am now. If I was able to dig a hole straight through to the exact opposite side of the earth I would be just off the coast of Perth.
🤔I looked it up... are you in Bermuda? 🙃
@@Simon_Atkins Savannah Georgia USA. used an online Antipodes Map. Of course both ways are in the ocean but Perth is the closest city. Maybe on day I will visit, it looks like a great place.
there has never been 15 million people living in London...
Sounds like Dubbo NSW but I would've stayed in Christchurch
@@the1972bulldog 😆
My family came in 1970 and stayed. My uncle an inconspicuous Navy dude visited Fremantle prior and said it was a terrible place.
Guess he was wrong.
@@chuckmaddison2924Lol. They clearly didn't listen to him! I guess you'll never have everyone saying that a place is all great or all bad. In the end it's a subjective point of view and depends on the individuals likes or dislikes.
Hi Simon - needed to check if there are good opportunities for hr professionals in perth.I will be travelling to Australia on a 491 visa.Please advise.
As long as the government can keep the power on and not affect the air conditioning ,then summer is great in Perth 😅
The government don't actually run the power stations.......
@@geofftottenperthcoys9944 vote 1 nation mate 💪🇦🇺
@@geofftottenperthcoys9944 Yes it does.
@@ACDZ123 How will One Nation improve day to day life for the average person in WA?
@@user-rc8oy1nm1d umm by not pushing renewables and green agendas. Nuclear power..there that's a start 😜
Should you relocate to Perth? No. The place has no spare accommodation and being homeless or living in a van or tent is not a great way to live.
Is secret Harbour a good place to live?
That's depends on what you think a good place to live is. If you don't know much about Secret Harbour it's on the southern coast of Perth between Rockingham and Mandurah, about 56km from the Perth CBD. Great golf course if that's your thing!
I was very close to building in Secret Harbour. I ended up building a property in Baldivis (not far away) with a better view and a way better price tag. After living here for 13 years iv found I prefer the distance of getting to things around Baldivis over Secret Harbour. Secret Harbour is a nice area and worth checking out. Both have a family friendly feel with lots of playgrounds and parks for the children.
The answer to the Question "Should You Relocate To Perth ??"
Answer, Farkkk No 😂😂😂
Why not?
Worst drivers in Australia.
Very useful 😳
You've obviously never driven outside of WA 😂😅😂