Tasmania tops population growth . Now 4th ranked economy .

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  1. devank

    devank Well-Known Member

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    We had a family holiday in April. First time in TAS.
    The Airport gave us a bit of cultural shock :)
    But, once we got used to the 'remoteness', we absolutely loved it. Going from Sydney, we could feel the fresh air. Wherever you turn, there is a water view! It is a hidden gem.
    Currently, Perth tops my list of cities I would move. Hobart comes second, only because it is a bit away from the rest of the world.
     
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  2. Whiteman

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    can you change the title thread???

    Tasmania now ranked no. 2 Commsec State of the States October 2019

    State of the States - CommSec


    Insights into TAS

    Tasmania is in second position on the economic performance rankings. Tasmania is ranked first on three of the eight indicators.
     
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  4. John_BridgeToBricks

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    Very interesting. The population growth in TAS is surprising, but good to see. Lovely place.

    The main concern I see in the report is for the QLD property bulls.
     
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  5. Whiteman

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    Yes I hold some QLD property and would agree ... maybe a change of state govt would help? But that’s a discussion for another thread.
     
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    That was the title when thread was started . have created new thread .

    Cliff
     
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  7. See Change

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    Geographically Hobart is a lot closer to more of Australia than Perth , Though Perth is closer to Bali ....

    Cliff
     
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    Qld middle of the pack and improving so I am not too worried. The vancacy is down rent has been going up so if this keeps up in the next year or two, we will have a boom condition with afortabililty being one of the best in all major cities.
     
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  9. TSK

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    anyone know what the going rate of sales commission around Hobart is.
     
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  10. TAJ

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    Have never been to Tasmania, but everyone that I have spoken to that has, gives it the thumbs up.
    Great scenery, clean air and water, and no real traffic issues.
    Certainly worth a visit by all accounts. Would be good for the history buffs to I imagine.
     
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    ..and everyone's related.
     
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  12. Kangabanga

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    Only in summer, other months it gets really cold, especially winter. Thats why less people want to go live there.
     
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  13. radson

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    Except population growth rate is basically the highest its ever been.
     
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