QLD Brisbane Property Q1 2018

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  1. Damz

    Damz Active Member

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    both are 5 min from bus stop & 30 min to city
     
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  2. Patrick Bateman

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    Read what people said above about Narangba (too much land supply etc) and Morayfield is even worse as it's even further North.
     
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  3. nth brisbanite

    nth brisbanite Well-Known Member

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    I still believe though that over long term (at least 10 years and over) that you'll do well in these suburbs. I know, I know!! Some of you don't want to, haven't got the patience or can't hold on for long term. In a previous post I gave examples of where this has happened.
     
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  4. Patrick Bateman

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    You are probably right mate , I just couldn't bring myself to buy in the outer areas
     
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  5. Angel

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    I am good at avoiding both these intersections. Shand St, Maundrell Tce.....
     
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  6. nth brisbanite

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    I honestly think you are missing out on some great opportunities if you are willing to hold long term. Yes, I know that you may not be willing or can't hold term.
     
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  7. Patrick Bateman

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    Just not willing to buy outside 10km
     
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  8. nth brisbanite

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    Ok, that's 'sweet' with me.
     
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    That's the way we always go!
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  10. First time Investor

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    Buying my first IP in Brissy, know the southside very well as lived there for 20 years. Budget of 700k Interested in people's thoughts on some of these. Have my own views and have worked out what I think each of them are worth but wonder what others think about these and why. Mainly interested in capital growth as will be a medium to long-term hold but solid yield wouldn't hurt either.

    9 Sheridan St Salisbury Qld 4107 - House for Sale #127144710 - realestate.com.au

    12 Pareena Crescent Mansfield Qld 4122 - House for Sale #127040730 - realestate.com.au

    79 Mingera Street Mansfield Qld 4122 - House for Sale #127137994 - realestate.com.au

    43 Hertford Street Upper Mount Gravatt Qld 4122 - House for Sale #126848442 - realestate.com.au

    35 Allandale Street Salisbury Qld 4107 - House for Sale #126585582 - realestate.com.au

    28 Montreal Street Wishart Qld 4122 - House for Sale #126959198 - realestate.com.au
     
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    I don't know Salisbury well so commenting on others - I think Bulimba Creek Wishart flooded so I'd only consider if on high land. Research. Pareena Crescent is a nicer Street than Mingera.
    I think it has really annoying speed bumps up it and a bit of a thoroughfare from Wecker Road. I'd choose those over Salisbury. I've been talking to agents regarding Mansfield and properties sell fast, high demand.
     
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  12. First time Investor

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    Thanks for those comments. Salisbury is about 50k cheaper and you get a newer house, but less rent for same size block as Mansfield. But Mansfield has the high school and good rents.

    My ideal spot is Holland Park West, but for under 700 the blocks are tiny.
     
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  13. luckyone

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    Does anyone have a map showing the 10km ring from the city?
     
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  14. ganda

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    try this link : Microburbs Capital Radius
     
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  15. BB5

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    Its not fool proof though. Probably commute quicker from ferny grove than the gap for example
     
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  17. Ed Barton

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    You're looking at the wrong part of the graph. The columns are the number of vacancies. The line is the % vacancy. It's 3.6% according to your link.
     
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  18. First time Investor

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    Ha! Thanks my bad, think I'm still feeling the effects of too many beers last night. I was going to say!
     
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  19. nth brisbanite

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    You must have been on the 'turps'. What does 'Thanks my bad' mean? and what were you going to say?
     
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  20. nth brisbanite

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    You can get it on any street directory eg Melway, UBD
     
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