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  • Profile photo of PropertyGuru31PropertyGuru31
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    Hello

    Do any of you recommend a good suburb (or group of suburbs) in NSW with good growth potential roughly in the range of $500k-$650k? I am thinking somewhere out west, but someone with some insights on this would be good.

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    Profile photo of Corey BattCorey Batt
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    Most people think Sydney will be coming off the boil for the next few years after the recent huge spurt in growth (and this has already started happening) – so not necessarily the best time to buy. Same deal for the regionals.

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    Profile photo of Jamie MooreJamie Moore
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    Hi there

    Any particular reason you’re narrowing it down to only NSW?

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    Jamie

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    Profile photo of IllusivedreamsIllusivedreams
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    Hard to make Money in Sydney

    But in saying that we just settled in Lurnea Sydney.
    Was Low $600s
    Building on it (dual key)

    Return will be 5.5% Gross Yield.

    Profile photo of PropertyGuru31PropertyGuru31
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    Hi Jamie, no particular reason, just the fact I am in NSW.

    Are there other growth areas across Australia worth looking at?

    Cheers

    Profile photo of Tony FlemingTony Fleming
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    Plenty of other states are performing quite well Qld, Tas and SA.

    I wouldn’t invest in Sydney at the moment unless you were looking medium to long term. Obviously depends on your strategy and end goal but if you have your heart set on Sydney you could look at creating boarding house style properties close to universities/job hubs. They are quite hands on projects though.

    If you need any help or guidance feel free to send me a PM.

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    Profile photo of Eric WuEric Wu
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    have you looked at Brisbane? lots of ppl are looking there, Moreton Bay is one of the hot spot

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    Profile photo of propBuyer23propBuyer23
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    Agree about Brisbane.

    Hmm let me check out Moreton Bay.

    Can you recommend others?

    Profile photo of Richard TaylorRichard Taylor
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    Brisbane is alive with good value bargains at the moment.

    Some great potential development sites or value add on areas.

    Cheers

    Richard

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    If your planning to be a multiple property purchaser look out for the dreaded Land Tax in Qld – absolutely ruthless! I’m deciding to sell because of it.

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