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  • Profile photo of mickeykhmickeykh
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    I would like to invite views on commercial and residential developments such as prices or direction in 2005 from all you guys & gals…

    Thank you
    Mick

    Profile photo of Robbie BRobbie B
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    While the likes of Meriton and Lend Lease keep building these over-grown beasts all over the place, I can’t see unit prices coming out of the slump in the short-medium term. I see them further declining as building are being completed.

    On the upside, I think house prices may quickly stabilise and start moving up again as the more sites that are developed for units, the less houses there are in an area creating almost a demand-pull effect.

    With that said, are there any punters out there interested in wrapping a unit (or two) that I have available in Sydney? One is in Green Square (two bedroom loft apartment, rent 400 p.w.) in a low rise development and the other is a one bedroom unit with water views in Dee Why (rent 380 p.w.). Each are going for $520,000 on a wrap at 7.5% p.a. Purchaser pays all costs to get paperwork done. Will also consider Lease Option or outright purchase. [blink]

    Contact me privately if you are interested. If you feel the need to insult me, do it here! [baaa]

    Before you ask, I bought these to help my brother who was in a little trouble. I would never have bought these otherwise. I like positive cash-flow!!!

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    There may or may not be a general property slump at the moment, But i have had a few recent clients that have purchased way under value. One client paid $400,000 for a place that valued at $750,000. So it doesn’t really mater what the people say about prices and the market, bargins are still out there.

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