WA: How much do you think a 70sqm 2 bedroom townhouse is worth in Warwick?

Propin · 27th Jul, 2016

You mentioned in another thread you were watching a SBD in Tuart Hill. You are up against so many other villas etc, in same price range In that suburb and surrounding suburbs. I wouldn't consider doing SBD in those areas! I'd imagine Warwick would be very different. It would be interesting to get feedback off an area specialist if there is one for Warwick. I saw a 'selling houses Australia' episode on a family home on Hamersley recently. I agree, your usual specs would be great here. In Kingsley anything under $500,000 usually sells quick. B/139 Barridale Drive, Kingsley, WA 6026 - Duplex/Semi-Detached for Sale #123127766 - realestate.com.au

Propin · 25th Jan, 2021

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@Aaron Sice
Yeah it's split coded r20/r40. Joondalup allows multiple crossovers from recollection, it was Wanneroo who didn't?
I had spoken with duty town planner and he said that to get the R40 part it had to meet 10m frontage.

As per my quote in the other thread

http://www.joondalup.wa.gov.au/Libr...dential_Development_Local_Planning_Policy.pdf

7.3

Development at the higher density code for dual-coded lots For dual-coded lots, the City may permit development or support subdivision at the higher density code subject to the following requirements being met:

7.3.1 With the exception of battleaxe sites, the width of any lot, excluding an access leg to the rear lot(s), shall be a minimum width of ten metres at both the primary street boundary and the lot frontage for single house and grouped dwellings, and 20 metres for multiple dwellings;

7.3.2 Development on lots which abuts a laneway shall take its vehicle access from the laneway, with the exception of retained dwellings;

7.3.3 Where sole access is via a laneway and a lot does not have access to another street pedestrian access shall be provided to a street other than the laneway. The pedestrian access shall be 1.5 metres wide, unless an existing dwelling is retained in which a minimum width of one metre is acceptable.

7.3.4 The verge, crossover, on-street car parking embayment and external appearance of a retained dwelling shall be upgraded in accordance with Schedule 1 and Schedule 2 of this Policy. Where the deemed-to-comply provisions of the R-Codes or Residential Development Table 1 and 2 refer to a requirement that is to be assessed by reference to the lower density code, the development shall be assessed against the lower dual density code unless the adjoining site has been subdivided or developed at a higher density, in which the higher dual density code shall be applicable.
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@Redrum - take a read of this regarding split coding. Each council is different also and you need to meet their criteria to get the higher zoning.

Redrum · 25th Jan, 2021

Propin said: ↑

@Redrum - take a read of this regarding split coding. Each council is different also and you need to meet their criteria to get the higher zoning.
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Surely will do. Thanks!

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