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原帖由 行者有疆 于 2009-1-31 20:47 发表 
除了templestone, Elthan, Malvern East, Hawthron 其他都是不好的区,搞不懂epping ,deer park这种区也能涨,贴我钱也不去,大概是因为很多年没涨的关系吧
风物长宜放眼量啊。。。:si170
http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun ... 844823-2862,00.html
Head west for value
December 27, 2008 12:00am Article from: Herald Sun
THE hottest property to own in Melbourne in 2009 is a long way from the city.
Eighteen kilometres from the CBD, in the western suburbs sprawl, Deer Park is tipped as one of the best places to own a house next year.
Buyers can expect to pay an average of $255,000 for a house, which will return an average weekly rent of about $240.
The Melton Shire Council patch topped the list of 10 hot-property areas across the city.
Kensington, Collingwood, Reservoir and Oakleigh East also made the list of top areas to own a house.
Unit owners in Flemington, Carlton, Brunswick West, Abbotsford and Prahran also will be sitting pretty if predictions prove correct.
The final RP Data Property Pulse report for 2008 ticked Ocean Grove, near Geelong, and Cape Woolamai, on the Bass Coast, as the regional areas to buy in.
The results are based on suburbs that represent good value for money, based on location, necessities and social options.
Analyst Tim Lawless said falling interest rates, increasing affordability, rising rentals, improving investment yields and shortage of housing would act as market drivers in the hot spots to buy.
"The markets that are most likely to record good capital growth over the next 12 months are those that hold that driver appeal," Mr Lawless said.
Deer Park estate agent Salvatore Scavo said the area wasn't as far from the city as some people thought.
"Next year, they'll be opening up the Deer Park bypass, which will really free up Ballarat Rd," Mr Salvatore said.
"Transport is picking up and there are shopping complexes going up everywhere."
Overall, however, the Victorian residential market is expected to remain relatively flat next year.
"Factors such as rising unemployment will continue to have a dampening effect on residential property-value growth," Mr Lawless said.
Across Australia, the median value of homes this year decreased by 1.24 per cent to October. House values dropped by 1.55 per cent and unit values by 0.29 per cent.
The RP Data also forecast that the higher end of the market was likely to languish as demand declined. |
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