Street number

You've got it

 

Interesting... I've never liked anything with A, B, C as per above as would think it's been subdivided.
Was actually pretty happy with my development as it was a corner ended up with 7 staying the same and other two being aligned to the other street being 19 and 21.

 

That is true corner you can take either one of the following number from the street.
Like said - it is all subjective - for Melbourne if you go to Box Hill (where there is a high concentration of chinese) if you drive you will see many 2A or 12A or the likes of that since it matters to them.

I once sold an apartment at 148 Wells St and it didn't really matter to the Chinese person who bought it.

 

Properties with the number 8 featuring in the street address are popular amongst Chinese buyers

 

Agent was telling me this story, mainland chinese guy bought this property and wanted to add an extra $800 to it so it sounded nicer. like said it goes matter to some ppl

 

Personally, I don't care what street number because I am not superstitious. However, some people really believe in that stuff, so I don't buy numbers that would "offend" a potential buyer.

 

When you are 64 to a Beatles fan ? Lol

 

this is in apartment block lift in asia. the developer prob knew selling anything of the 4th floor would be hard and totally removed it. LOL

 

We have 38 and always get comments from Chinese friends that is “triple prosperity” - apparently just about the best number to have.

So, I want to believe it makes a difference

 

happens in Sydney too.

Sydney building leaves out floors because number 4 sounds like death in Chinese | Daily Mail Online

 

all I can say if you selling to chinese buyer "ka ching" $$$$$$$$

 

Thinking of it now - had a client buy from an Asian client... just looked up the contract was $631,238 from memory was a pretty good discount on the asking price but he liked the offer.

 

Really, I have an 88 in Geelong

 

My mum used to be in sales but has come across to PM but chinese buyers used to tell her she was lucky due to the 888 in her mobile number

 

i bought my PPOR with number 4. No competition. Now waiting for it to be upzoned.

 

In Asia, people often buy and sell phone numbers. One would go into shop and look at what “good numbers” the shop has and buy it.

Speaking of retail, I don’t understand why 9 out 10 times in Australia you open a new bank account you likely to get plenty of 4 and 0.

 

I have a 6/98 and a Chinese person told me all those numbers were lucky

 

I thought u were Chinese ?

 

Not Chinese enough?

 

Maybe a year in Shanghai will do it or Penang?