Top 5 QLD/NSW/VIC/SA Suburbs

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  1. daves88

    daves88 Well-Known Member

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    Hi guys

    What are your top 5 suburbs on your radar for growth and yield in these states and why?

    Thanks in advance
     
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    Terry Ryder would tell you... For $300.
     
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    And he's usually wrong
     
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    Hold on I'll go and get my silver spoon to feed you.
     
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    I know the OP is new, but OP please use the search button as well to form your own views. Property investing is hard work and requires careful planning or else it can set you back a number of years. Besides, a particular area that an investor may be interested in, may not be suitable for your own personal goals.

    If it helps your search, how about Australia except for WA?
     
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    you pipped me to the post....
     
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    Darwin should be out as well as its also falling market
     
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    Good point @MTR. Hopefully it narrows the options down.
     
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    Researching state/local-council growth forecasts is a good place to start. Use that as a guide to focus your research. Then look at drivers for growth in individual areas. From there look at what is happening in individual suburbs.

    One of my posts from last year:

    Property/financial advisers necessary?
     
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    Research as others have stated...good place to start as per attached
     
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    Within 10km from the cbd in Brisbane. Good upside given low cost and good yields.
     
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    Thanks wombat! I think i can work backwards from there now!
     
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    Perfect guide! Thankyou

    I'm onto it!
     
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    with one of the fastest growing property markets and one of the worst performing economies in Australia...
     
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    As Close to the city as you can get on the ferny Grove train line in Brisbane for me.
     
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    The Greater Brisbane figures look fairly healthy, the overall state picture is currently dragged down by much of regional Qld.
     
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