VIC Melbourne price correction - post examples

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  1. hvdw87

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    I don't know the area that well, but it seems to be very close to a main road. Would be interested in knowing how Beaumaris is going.
     
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    I live and am active in the market in this area. Viewbank is too far from the world imo. Rosanna and Heidelberg is better. I live near burgundy street now.

    As for stock. This area has a seller strike currently. No good stock, which means good family homes moving quickly. Crap still lingers.

    Other poster was right about changing demographics.
     
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    Definitely noticing this. Nothing decent coming on in that area between Rosanna Road and Waiora Road.
     
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    Watsonia, although on a train line is cheaper than suburbs further out on the hurstbridge line, it's not as "pretty, has a lower socio-economic population and the government schools don't perform well academically. During the peak of the boom some blocks in Watsonia sold for crazy prices, there would be lots of regrettable buys in that suburb
     
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    Near burgundy St is a great, also very close to eaglemont with its crazy prices
     
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    Heidelberg is quite expensive compared to the others. Agree that Viewbank is quite far from a modern world (can be an appeal to some buyers). I am looking into Rosana, the area within Viewbank College zone, walking distance to the train station but have not found good stock yet. Do you think the tunnel route for the North East Link can affect the area since the proposes route is right underneath?
     
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    It is but it's also close to the Ivanhoe station and shops, incredible it only sold for 1.4m
     
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    I don't recall a single new property coming on between Surry hills and Mitcham this week (within my price and house filters).

    For all of the anticipation about a pick up in sales everything looks flat to me.
     
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    Long weekend
     
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    So because a long weekend is coming new properties are not listed in the preceding 7 days? I am not talking about auctions I just mean being uploaded to domain or realestate.com.au

    If true I look forward to seeing a higher than average number of new properties next week.

    I've been staring at the same properties for months and it seems no one wants to pay what the vendors want.

    I think that we would need a big shift of new product on the market to see a big upswing in activity.
     
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    First weekend of a campaign is critical, also. June through to august has always been the quietest months for real estate. Couple that with the fact that the markets in a downturn, I wouldn't be expecting a lot of listings
     
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    Yup. Not going to be much action until spring.
     
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