Apartments on Queens road, Melbourne 3004

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  1. Gewal

    Gewal Well-Known Member

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    I have been looking at apartments near city (not in CBD itself ) and there seem to be a big supply of apartments on Queens Road Melbourne.

    The area seems residential and greeny and prices are cheaper compared to neighbouring suburbs like Windsor, Prahran. But what I don't get is that they are not really moving fast. There are many that have been listed in the past but not sold.

    I wonder why if anyone has some knowledge on this.
     
  2. Swuzz

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    I used to have one there that was in a building with heritage protection.
    It's pretty noisy.
     
  3. Gewal

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    Noisy as in noisy tenants or road noise? If it's road noise how could that be of any difference to anything near a busy road.
     
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    Road noise. Yes it may have similar issues to other places near busy roads.
    I'd suggest the area isn't super residential. There's a lot of professional practice type tenants in apartments around there. The thing is when the market isn't going gangbusters people can be more choosey about everything.
     
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    Rent it our for the F1 Grand Prix.

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  6. Gewal

    Gewal Well-Known Member

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    But that only happens for only 3 days a year. That week would cover how many months of mortgage? :D
     
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    Its isolated from everything, super markets, night life, etc
    So you get the cons of inconvenience when youre literally in the centre
     
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    The Y-man Moderator Staff Member

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    The free tram zone does not extend to Queens rd. It does to the Docklands....

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  9. Gewal

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    Also what's the reason that they have hotel style concierge ?
     
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    Very common in those new fangled apartments for peace of mind - more costs for you to pay them.

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  11. Gewal

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    The one I was looking at actually has very reasonable or even cheap OC fees around $2900pa with a front desk. No pools or gym.
     
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