$ 365 weekly
3 / 64 Miles Street, Hawthorne
Listing ID: PR1033578

This Low set unit is only a close walk to the Train Station, Hawthorne Park, Bus Stops & Cafe’s on Oxford Street Bulimba. The features of this property include:

* Air-Conditioning in Main Bedroom
* Low Set 2 Bedroom Unit with Ensuite
* Main Bathroom with Combined Laundry for easy access
* Single Lock Up Garage
* Outdoor paved area with a garden for the kids to play in
* Security Entrance featuring an Intercom

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Unit Features

General Features

• Bedroom: 2
• Bathrooms: 2
• Garaging: 1

Greta Woznyi

Phone: 07 3452 9623
Email: greta.woznyi@rentalexpress.com.au

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WANT to buy a cheap inner-city property but don’t know
where to start? There are dozens of affordable suburbs within
10km of major cities that remain off the real estate
radar.

Most affordable median house prices within 10km of a capital city:
Source RP Data

Sydney

Sydenham $ 649,000

Tempe $ 665,000

Waterloo $ 665,000

Beaconsfield $ 675,000

Turrella $ 685,000

St Peters $ 694,000

Darlington $ 712,000

Melbourne

Maidstone $ 540,000

Footscray $ 546,000

Bellfield $ 567,000

Kingsville $ 606,000

Coburg $ 607,500

Preston $ 610,000

Yarraville $ 615,000

Brisbane

Rocklea $ 280,000

Keperra $ 432,000

Salisbury $ 432,000

Chermside $ 442,500

Mount Gravatt $ 451,000

Stafford $ 454,300

Virginia $ 459,000

Adelaide

Northfield $ 345,000

Woodville Gardens $ 346,500

Woodville North $ 347,500

Clearview $ 350,000

Kilburn $ 350,000

Hendon $ 358,000

Greenacres $ 360,000

Perth

Westminster $ 395,000

Queens Park $ 400,000

Nollamara Perth $ 415,000

Ashfield Perth $ 426,000

Redcliffe Perth $ 435,000

Bentley Perth $ 438,000

Bassendean Perth $ 440,000

Hobart

Clarendon Vale $ 155,000

Risdon Vale $ 176,500

Rokeby $ 210,000

Goodwood $ 216,250

Warrane $ 237,500

Mornington $ 265,000

Glenorchy $ 265,000

Darwin

Alawa $ 472,500

Moil $ 497,500

Millner $ 522,000

Ludmilla $ 523,000

Anula $ 530,000

Jingili $ 565,000

Marrara Darwin $ 635,000

Canberra

Scullin $ 450,000

Evatt$ 469,500

Page $ 472,400

Giralang $ 494,000

Crace $ 515,000

Kaleen $ 518,750

Macquarie $ 529,500

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$ 780 weekly
6 Hart Close, Brookfield
Listing ID: PR1034444

Light, bright and very spacious throughout this lovely family home is set high on the Hill in a leafy picturesque estate just minutes to Kenmore Village shopping centre and The Western Freeway.

Features Include:

* In the sought after Huntington Estate
* New carpet and curtains throughout
* Tiled entry with timber staircase
* Formal Lounge/Dining room
* Separate study
* Central and spacious kitchen with dishwasher and loads of cupboard space
* Meals area
* Open plan tiled family area with access to
* Undercover paved patio and garden
* Air Conditioner
* Fully fenced in ground pool
* UPSTAIRS
* Master bedroom with WIR, spa ensuite and Air Con
* 3 further great size bedrooms all with BIRs
* Family bathroom
* Great storage
* Separate laundry

Plenty of space for the kids to run around with open plan living and it’s fantastic swimming pool, set in the heart of lovely Brookfield, close to schools, shops and transport.

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House Features

General Features

• Bedroom: 4
• Bathrooms: 2 (Ensuites: 1)
• Garaging: 2

Courtney McKee

Phone: 07 3452 9610
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HOMES in some parts of Australia are taking twice as
long to sell as they did a year ago, with many remaining on the
market for months on end.

Vendors are waiting up to a year to sell in the nation’s
worst-affected areas, which include high-end suburbs like

Double Bay – where homes fetch an average of $ 3 million – and

Church Point in
Sydney,
Newstead in
Brisbane and
Perth’s trendy
Cottesloe. But regional outposts Denham and Mt Barker in
Western Australia have been hardest hit, with asking prices
slashed by up to 30 per cent, earning each a spot on a list of
the most discounted properties in Australia, according to RP Data
figures.

Other black spots include Coochiemudlo and Rockhampton in
Queensland and Bright in Victoria.

RP Data National Research Director Tim Lawless said many property
blackspots were “lifestyle markets” in regional coastal areas where
demand had evaporated.

“Essentially, areas where the average selling time is relatively
high, it generally indicates that demand for available homes is
low, available housing supply may be high, or vendors may be
expecting prices that are out of line with buyer price
expectations,” Mr Lawless said.

“In some instances the statistics may be affected by small housing
markets where a few homes that are taking a very long time to sell
are driving the statistics higher.”

The time properties spend on the market is more likely to blow out
in small towns hit by an economic downturn, Kevin Young CEO of
property investment consultants The Investors Club said.

“In tough times with low discretionary spending these pockets
suffer,” Mr Young said. “It comes back to demand. Coochiemudlo is a
small island that you need to catch a ferry to. It’s a place where
people might retire too or have a holiday home.

“Similarly, River Heads is a small coastal town and Rockhampton is
suffering higher than national average levels of unemployment which
means there is simply lower demand.”

But even in capital cities with strong population growth and low
unemployment the bracket over $ 1 million can also be slow because
of unrealistic expectations from vendors pricing.

Chris Gray CEO of Empire Property Portfolios said buyers were more
savvy these days: “They worry that if no one else has snapped up a
property that has been on the market for months, then there must be
something wrong with it that they can’t see.”

Market glut

Almost 311,286 properties are for sale across Australia, the
highest in more than five years and almost 30 per cent more than
the same time last year.

In
Melbourne, there are 50 per cent more properties for sale, 30
per cent in Sydney, 14 per cent in Brisbane and almost 40 per
cent in
Adelaide.

House prices have dropped amid the selling binge, slipping 4 per
cent nationally in the year to October to a median of $ 536,011.

Meanwhile, auction clearance rates have remained below 50 per cent
for 20 consecutive weeks in Australia’s largest housing markets,
and with Christmas looming an improvement is not expected until
next year.

RP Data’s Tim Lawless said market confidence had been battered by
global economic turmoil and rate jitters.

Buyer numbers are down by 13 per cent and home sales 33 per cent
compared to the peak number of transactions in the last growth
cycle (September 2009), Mr Lawless said.

“Before we start to see any material improvement in home values and
time on the market we will need to see confidence levels rise,” he
said.

Slump

In other sluggish signs, Australia’s capital city home prices have
been led down by a heavy slump in Brisbane, according to a private
report.

Home prices in the regions fell 3.4 per cent on a
seasonally-adjusted basis, according to data released by RP
Data-Rismark.

Brisbane led the drop in values for the year to October, with an 8
per cent slump, after a 1.6 per cent decline in the month of
October.

Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth home values have all declined 5 per
cent or more in the year to October.
Sydney was relatively steady, with a 1.1 per cent loss of value.

All capital home prices fell in October, except Sydney, which was
unchanged, and
Canberra and Hobart, which added 1.6 per cent and 3.1 per
cent, respectively, although Hobart’s data was based on the final
September results.
 

Top ten blackspots

Denham WA 269 days

Mt Barker WA 248

Robertson 233

Bright Vic 233

Moruya NSW 233

Bowraville NSW 227

Coochiemudlo Island Qld 225

Rockhampton Qld 225

Donald Vic 225

River Heads Qld 222

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