NSW Can we start a Newcastle thread

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  1. Biz

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    If the security fence had spikes on top I would be all over that one!!!!!! :D

    The council plan is to sell of some of the public housing as I said previously but it's still going to have a lot of public housing once it is all done. New Masters is being built there though so maybe people will start tarting up their joints!

    ...I meant their houses not the....you know.
     
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    @larrylarry - I don't think it would slow down before christmas or not for next 6-12 mths. I know I am buying in "hot" market for ppor :p but won't be paying crazy. contemplating to buy a modest townhouse and live forever too. :rolleyes:
     
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    Masters needs time they say...
     
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    Nope, maybe I should do it some time. I'm sure i will get some stares.
     
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    one of my friend told me about a patient from windale- didnt want to stay in hospital more than 2-3 days as she was so certain (and worried) that her house be trashed…
    have driven around… don't think I want ip there
     
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    There is a small group of shops on South street there, if you look on Google street view it looks quite vibrant with a lot happening... Drive past and it is all boarded up and full of graffiti.

    The Google cam probably never made it out of there.. Someone living on Cherry street likely made a bong out of it.
     
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    Thanks. No idea but very well fortified. ;)
     
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    I did some DoH inspections for redevelopment in Windale back in 09.

    Yeah, haven't been back since.
     
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    imho, forget rail lines debates...what newy needs is a good sized exhibition centre near water so that town would get more exposure..
     
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    How about investing in Morisett ?
    Is it any good for existing house with large land component ?
     
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    @Tekoz that's central coast.
     
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    Has anyone used Robinson Property Management out of the Junction? I was walking past their store the other day and saw an advertisement for Property Management from 3.96% (Robinson Property - Rental searches – Robinson Property). That rate seems a bit too low to get any quality to me, but would be interested if anyone on here has tried Robinson's and would recommend them?

    EDIT: Also am I getting it wrong or are Robinson asking for you to self-manage, but they will still take a commission?
     
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    I put HTW in the same category as BIS Shrapnel. They just struggle with the reality of the marketplace and their forecasting is often wrong.
    When property prices go up, rents stay the same as they are locked in on 6-12 month leases. Add to this that investors have been representing 60% of the market instead of the usual 30% and a lot of rental stock becomes available and there is more competition for tenants, causing a short-term softening of rental yields.
    Now when price increases pause for a breath, rents will go up over time and re-balance the rental yield back to more normal levels.
    Nothing to see here - but it does not make for exciting headlines :rolleyes:
     
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    Maybe we are just all waiting for the the "crash" :) No problem with rent % or filling my properties but then I bought 2 or more years ago and I am more suburb than city. If you have a serge of investors there is going to be an oversupply of rentals for a while in any area. I guess the trick to being a good investor is to take everything into account and hope you have covered all the what ifs?
     
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    yeah many what ifs...
     
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    Wow, that looks great. I hope it gets up. I was worried they were going to stack the rail corridor with apartments.

    Alan, if investors are comprising 60% of the market, and yields really are suffering, would this not potentially deter further investors, creating a downside risk? It seems a little precarious to me to have such a huge investor component. If for whatever reason Newy fell out of favour with the investor crowd, it would create quite a shock for demand. Or is this just the way things roll with the property cycle in Newcastle?
     
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