Updated Property Stats for July 2016

Discussion in 'Property Market Economics' started by MTR, 12th Jul, 2016.

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  1. melbournian

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    Ok Ok maybe cleveland but without lebron james but pauline instead? :)
     
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    Oklahoma state?
    Cleveland is the 48th biggest city in the US, Brisbane is 3rd here.
     
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    they have lebron james :)
     
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    The (once) mighty Broncos were world champions, surely ;)
     
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    @standtall Why is that new OTP apartment decline in value ? Why not the existing ones first taking the hit due to the older stock.
     
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    @melbournian Bali is always hot mate :cool:. Better to live in QLD.
     
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    The suburbs is of course Frankston and Werribee in VIC state.
     
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    i need those halal kebabs :). and those cheap bintang beers.
     
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    Don't they have a Park Ridge in Vic?
     
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    Simply because OTP units were sold 1-2 years ago and they already built the expected price increases (which isn't coming through now).

    Also, developers can't hold the units so they have to drop the new build prices to sell the stock. Older units don't have a deadline to sell so they can absorb the price pressure a little better.
     
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    D you mean suburb named Cranbourne or Melton :eek:?
     
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    Hey guys,

    Thanks for the info. Talking of Werribee, I was struggling to find positive cash flow properties. Does anyone think that 4.5%+ rental yield is possible?

    Cheers guys!
     
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    But the birdcage has rusted on poop that wont come off for a few decades I reckon, but I would have had one, if it was not so hard competing & no sense in paying more there than a new place close by.
     
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    When I was looking around there over a year ago, nothing was positive when you account for all buy and running costs. then if you bought for 300k you would be 270 or 280 rent.
     
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    Ah right thanks mate. So higher rental yield before compared to now.
    Anything you reckon around Melbs that's positively geared?
     
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    I do not know if it was higher, it usually tracks lower as property price climbs.

    Have a look at some of the new builds and rent they get, they would be closer to positive while new.

    Pretty hard to find truly positive in the capitals that have or are heated. But I have not looked everywhere of course.
     
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