NSW Schofields NSW

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  1. Property Twins

    Property Twins Mortgage Brokers & Buyers Agents Business Member

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    Shoulda woulda coulda :)

    Not asking for myself...And a little homework for the next boom hurt no one
     
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    No, you don't.. if it was 3 years ago in Sydney:)
     
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    There's going to be a 'next boom' in Sydney? Not according to the experts. :D:D:rolleyes::rolleyes:
     
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    Property Twins Mortgage Brokers & Buyers Agents Business Member

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    Which experts we are talking? :D No crystal ball, though ask those who didn't buy in Sydney
     
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  5. Dan Donoghue

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    Marayong is another suburb that "used to be" considered low socio economic.

    Quakers Hill is generally good but the side of the train tracks that the Police station is on is considered the "good" side. The side with the tavern (if it's still there) and University on is considered the less favourable side.
     
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    60 minutes, of course.

    As for those not buying in Sydney.. well personally I don't get it. The signs were there, the fundamentals were growing stronger and quite clear, the stats were looking better and better. The picture was quite evident especially after about 1 year. If I missed the Sydney boom completely, I would be slapping myself hard (literally) and asking what is wrong with my approach, research, buying methods etc. But yes I agree @MsAli , a crystal ball would be lovely to have too:D
     
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    I agree. Bought 3 in the area prior to the 'boom', 1 with GF ability.
     
  8. One fine day

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    Hi Neighbours!

    We're in KL. Good to see some locals here!
     
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    You can't go using my anonymous ranty forum persona against me :p

    Yeah. A lot of issues with cash flow.
     
  10. wombat777

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    There would be plenty of mortgages in The Ponds with repayments at over $5k per month. Particularly where land was purchased in 2014 or after.
     
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    Hilarious....stay away from Scofields...the banks are taking a more dire view of lending there...what does that tell you...see if the vals are now stacking up??

    $1m is crazy.....just no Rhyme of reason for those sort of prices...
     
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    1 million dollars ! Used to sound impressive!

    Agree that Schofield will be on the pointy end of the stick if the world provides a economic shock
     
  13. Dan Donoghue

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    I spent loads of time in the 90's in KL, I lived in KP for a short while before Quakers and one of my best mates lived on Sporing Ave in KL :).

    I went to Seven Hills High so it was pretty much on my way home to KP :).
     
  14. Tekoz

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    Good choice @kamchatsky I was priced out to buy a H&L package in Schofields area on January 2015, hence I can only buy in Park Ridge QLD 4125.

    It is the "Schofields"of Brisbane :cool:.
     
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    Way over priced. Yes its a nice property for the family but good luck in finding the resell value for a few years. The agent was so happy he was even distributing flyers about it and it hasn't even settled yet!
     
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    Be funny if the settlement didn't happen and yes if I was the agent I would be happy too.
     
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    @kamchatsky and @Retiree rich101, so between Schofields and Riverstone,

    Which one is potentially banned or put into negative sentiment by the banks ?