QLD Durack / Ellen Grove / Doolandella (Brisbane)

Discussion in 'Where to Buy' started by C-mac, 5th Aug, 2015.

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  1. C-mac

    C-mac Well-Known Member

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    Hi folks,

    Anyone have any investing insights in these suburbs ? Either actual buying/holding experience and/or due diligence insights in these suburbs?

    All three are about 17-20km to the CBD; have good transport connections, relatively flood-free, and big blocks for houses. Whilst the area doesn't have the massive infrastructure boom that parts of Logan City Council area is having; I still view these areas as a a suitable alternative for houses, to Logan areas which are rapidly heating currently.

    Thoughts? Experiences?

    Please note I am excluding Inala itself from this grouping.
     
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  2. apk

    apk Well-Known Member

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    Bringing back this old thread to see if any one invested in Ellen Grove, this suburb was mentioned in Money magazine recently.
     
  3. MikeyBallarat

    MikeyBallarat Well-Known Member

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    There is absolutely no reason to invest in these areas over infrastructure filled Logan and Ipswich. Pass!
     
  4. Sackie

    Sackie Well-Known Member

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    Are you able to afford within 10km of the CBD? If you are then I would strongly suggest you move closer. Having said that, I know people on here who bought further out and seem to have done relatively well. For Brisbane, I personally like to stay within 10km, actually within 6km if I can help it, but each has their own strategy/timeframe I guess.
     
  5. Nattl3s

    Nattl3s Well-Known Member

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    Eh? Doolandella? I live in Brisbane and had to google these burbs. Mind you, i live northside. Its an unwritten law in Brissy that you are either a northsider or southsider. If you live northside the only reason to travel southside (now that Ikea is also in North Lakes) is to visit the Gold Coast.
    Also i have no idea whether anyone should invest in these burbs.
     
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  6. Tom Rivera

    Tom Rivera Property Manager Business Member

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    I like these areas, mostly very well priced for their location. The catch is a poor socio-economic demographic and near to no infrastructure planned in the immediate area over the foreseeable future.
     
  7. BB5

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    Pretty much my thoughts as a northsider.
     

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