Panic Setting in Sydney

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  1. Biz

    Biz Well-Known Member

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    No iceberg guissss

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  2. radson

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    According to SQM, vacancy rates in Collaroy and Narabeen etc are a massive 1.6%. Dee Why is 1.1%.
     
  3. dan2101

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    Yeah doesn't sound too bad on paper. She said if you meet the market (which heaps of people don't want to do!) you will get your property leased in a few weeks but if you want summer prices it will sit vacant. Also people turning up at opens and seeing no one there so offering unders.
     
  4. RetireRich101

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    mate, you did well....played in both Sydney and Canberra that are booming/boomed ( and I believed you put a GF in Canberra about 1-2 year ago)
     
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    good memory mate. doin ok...got the 2 cash (+ CG) cow grannies..tho held canberra for like 4 years before it started to move. radelaide not going so good either, maybe a few % a year

     
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    in apartments or houses? would you mind telling what suburbs in general your partner seen the over supply in? I have property in northern beaches so keen to know thanks!
     
  7. RetireRich101

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    I read your other post...amazing returns on your gf airbnb ...if you outsourcing the cleaning you still pocket $500-550/wk...
     
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    there will always be more and more day to day issues like you enumerated, but what's important is how to deal with them on a positive note..
     
  9. Kevin Klien

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    can you share the URL on airbnb here? I would appreciate it .. thanks mate!
     
  10. sash

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    nah...I was born a negative nilly.....its more fun.....
     
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    Good stocks are still selling but from some of the areas which l've been monitoring, the bad properties are not moving. Having said that, in the past couple of weeks, l'd posted up some examples of properties which experienced price reductions. Should be interesting with the activity caused by the FHBs.
     
  13. Poppy

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    If you think Sydney's done then draw circles around the cbd

    Check the auction clearance rates in areas in each 10km ring. It seems the inner ring vendors are having to adjust their expectations.

    I guarantee at the 30k ring everything still rather hot..

    Things warming up in far outer rings. Look at train lines. They will lead you to the gold.
     
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    The FHB market is very strong at the moment I can tell you that. Many units around 400K range in out west are under contract.
     
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    I'd say the SD concessions for FHBs up to $650K have a lot to do with this :)
     
  16. RetireRich101

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    In Blacktown, there were R4 sites that developers just land banking but suddenly more cranes are going up. Not sure it's a good thing as last cycle we saw the apartment market fallen/stagnate longer..

    Below R4 site, consisting of 4 ajoining properties. Wife could not believe they're actually knocking down a 40sq brick 10 year old house to make way for apartment build.

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    Is it reasonable to knock down such a new place purely so a developer can make a profit?

    It is very rare I have seen a case like this, mostly very old places are pulled down.
     
  18. hash_investor

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    why is that a question?
     
  19. Jack Chen

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    Wow! Land underneath must be super valuable to justify knocking it down
     
  20. RetireRich101

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    The one with a beautiful house is on the same street as the one below. All R4 zoned., can't really differentiate which parcel of land is superior or inferior.

    9 Carinya Street, Blacktown, NSW 2148 - View Sold History & Research Property Values - realestate.com.au
    11 Carinya Street, Blacktown, NSW 2148 - View Sold History & Research Property Values - realestate.com.au
    Oct 2015 $2.75M 1226m2

    31 Carinya Street, Blacktown, NSW 2148 - View Sold History & Research Property Values - realestate.com.au
    33 Carinya Street, Blacktown, NSW 2148 - View Sold History & Research Property Values - realestate.com.au
    Aug 2016 $2.18M 1093m2

    It works out to be $2000-2200 per SQM.

    That beautiful house is on 765m2, so if we use the same price per SQM, this would be $1.5M-$1.68M. Probably compensated for slightly better house me thinks
     

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