WA Perth. Post a Bargain 2021

Imagine getting stuck in traffic in your driveway before you even start your daily commute!

 

R20/60 what could you do with the block?

 

That's fine. I have trick. Press the pedestrian light before starting your car. I used to rent a place like that and thank God for the pedestrian light. Solved all problems...

 

Wouldn't that cause even more problems by stopping cars in front of the lights (and your driveway)? Perhaps your trick would work better if your exit was just AFTER the lights....

 

What would it have gone for assuming it was a average condition house?

 

76 marangaroo sold for 365k in november. I'd say this one given the location probably wouldve been similar and priced at land component. Mid 300's? Maybe a tad higher because of COVID tax? who knows.

 

Yes, my old place was just a few metres after the lights. But at least if you already have the car at the edge of the driveway, the next car, hopefully, will have the courtesy to let you out. Don't know, it's Perth...

 

How much do you think this will go for?
https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-wa-south+perth-133858074

 

Interested to see peoples thought on this. Surrounded by subdivision, state housing vacant block next door. Zoned R40

https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-wa-maylands-135500386

Close to Inglewood and a cheaper entry point to that area of Maylands?

Not looking to purchase to rent but as an OO with the possibility of developing in the future (land component).

 

https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-wa-victoria+park-135540010

Talk about sweet sweet yields in a suburb with a lot of gentrification potential.

Busy street but even at mid-$500k's price point, it'll still be close to 5% yield ( can pay for itself ) in an absolute inner ring suburb.

 

Yikes that's an unconventional and cramped 4x2 layout by the looks of it though, always going to be tough to sell in all but the hottest markets I would think considering the road also. Would want to get it for a good price with a view to holding for future redevelopment / land value.

 

I don't see the benefit of buying this for redevelopment, this kinda of stock will suit the classic buy and hold strategy with great yields to help pay off the debt sooner while letting the suburb with great CG prospects do it's thing to lift all "boats".

 

Or a good buy for a starter PPOR gets you into property for rent price

 

I am not shopping at the moment but this is an interesting lifestyle block
https://www.realestate.com.au/property-residential+land-wa-caversham-202588938

About 16k's from the city and close to new estates, can't comment on future CGT prospects though - more of a lifestyle choice.

 

I quite the location but the powerlines annoy me.

 

They want offers around $1.599,000

 

I think that's too much

 

Deffo on the dreaming side considering that the target audience is clued-in and cashed-up Developers.

 

https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-wa-belmont-132915974

Busy street but 1558m2 with 13-unit approval in place or can do grouped dwellings