NSW This article has got to be wrong..

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  1. Mel Morgan

    Mel Morgan Sydney Property Manager Business Member

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    Australia's Most Expensive Suburbs in 2017 - Realestate.com.au

    I stand to be corrected, but I can't fathom why St Leonards would have a $6.5m house average and why Point Piper is not on the list. The article has a number of issues and seems to be written by someone who has no idea what they are doing, who copy/pasted a bunch of suburb stats.

    I just don't think realestate should be publishing such poor quality articles - given how much we now have to pay to list, they could get better writers..?
     
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  2. Scott No Mates

    Scott No Mates Well-Known Member

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    St Leonards - very small sample for houses, most are high rise development sites which skewnthe results.
     
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    Maybe point piper didnt have 10 sales last year? Anyway why would you expect re to be good journalism? Basically stats decorated with buzzwords.
     
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    Remember that 73 % of all stats are made up :)

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    Point Piper ($13m), Darling Point ($5.5m), Box Hill ($5.43m), Bellevue Hill ($4.78m), Vaucluse ($4.38m), and Cremorne Point ($4.28m) take out the top six places.

    Take from another source 1 year old.
    Doubt PP dropped 50% hahahah
     
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  6. Mel Morgan

    Mel Morgan Sydney Property Manager Business Member

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    If only that were true lol
     
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    I guess you are reading it for entertainment, not for research, ;)
     
    Eric Wu, 15th Mar, 2018
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