Why Hasn't Brisbane BOOMED

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  1. Waterboy

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    The cafes and restaurants are closed, didn't have the chance to try non-HungryJacks food.
     
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    And the beer is not some awful XXXX.
     
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    Lol
     
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    38 degrees of Melbourne's dry heat beats this current disgusting weather in Brisbane..so humid can't go outside its that bad.
     
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    Toughen up ;).

    Brisbane has “low” humidity in comparison to places like Cairns :D.
     
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    I have done live in renos (both around 8 days straight at 15+ hrs per day) in both Brisbane and the central QLD coast (not quite Cairns) and I would take the coast any day. I still remember sitting on an upturned paint can after a day in the back yard in my old Brissy place watching literal litres of sweat hit the ground and thinking to myself it was the hardest I had EVER physically worked given the humidity (that was a January reno, chalk it up to being stupid in my younger years).

    At least I know what sweat equity is.
     
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    I have literally just gone and still going through exactly that!

    Elevated block in north brissy hills - Exterior painting and 600Lm of decking was my entire xmas break, i thought i was going to die some days. Haha

    Hey saves paying someone the best part of $30-$40k so worth it.
     
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    I am with you.

    Once we sell our Brisbane home, we are off to the coast, the Gold Coast (Kirra/Coolangatta).

    Can’t wait to have those lovely sea breezes blowing through my curls every day.
     
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    Painting work is worth for 30-40k? Thought, can find sum1 for around 3k to paint four bedder?
     
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    Danke schön, Monsieur Willair. At least Germans have a Big Cuck in Bundestag.

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    At the current rate of Climate Change, Sydney will soon have Brisbane's climate. :eek::eek:
     
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    Western sydney gets quite humid around Feb March april
     
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    I never get past Newtown. Anywhere more western and I start to have panic attacks. It's a wild west out there.
     
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    Scaffolding alone on my place would cost $3k.. I think you missed the part where I said 600+ metres of decking, materials alone for both were close to $10k.

    $3k is cheap, if you can find someone to do a good job go for it..
     
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    I don't get how qlders think the climate in Brisbane is beautiful.. it's basically hell from November to April.
     
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    That is why the old-fashioned people build houses up high to catch the breezes and preferably on the eastern side of the ridge top. Ventilation is so 19th Century. "Modern" houses don't work.

    I can't breathe in Perth and Adelaide over Summer. Their climate is way too dry for me.
     
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    That's the good part about buying into the hilly section within Brisbane ,around about 2-3 in the afternoon most times the breeze from the bay comes in very different in the lower sections ,plus it's never flooded on the hills..
     
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    It is a marketing ploy to keep all the Mexicans from crossing over the border, taking our jobs, pushing up property prices, increasing congestion on our beaches, roads, public transport, ...

    A lot cheaper (and probably a lot more effective) than building a Trump Wall :D.
     
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    It's not hard to wonder how many others would think the same way.
     
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    Yep and why the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast are much better investments than Brisbane! Nobody really wants to live in Brisbane particularly the baby boomers who are retiring ;-)
     
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