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  • Profile photo of tuggerwaughtuggerwaugh
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    @tuggerwaugh
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    G'day…

    I have recently purchased 2 properties (1st 2km from Hobart, Sandy Bay, 2nd 15km from Hobart, Kingston Beach) with my partner. We continue to read different reports in a range of different Investment properrt magazines, books, and internet sites. These reports range from these suburbs on the up, to steady and declining captial growth. Can anyone give some good advice as to where the property market is going in these partiuclar suburbs?
    cheers 
    tuggerwaugh

    Profile photo of AdministratorAdministrator
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    Dear Tuggerwaugh,

    There are a number of regional areas where you can achieve over 10% return on investment (Postive Cash Flow).

    In addition, there are a number of suburbs in Brisbane and Adelaide where prices will double over the next 24 to 36 months.

    To learn more please visit: http://www.buyersagent.com.au and make an enquiry.

    Kind Regards,
    Mark Leith
    Property Advocate
    Global Buyers Agent
    http://www.buyersagent.com.au

    Profile photo of PeteJackiePeteJackie
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    Hi,

    Kingston & Kingston Beach have had some amazing growth recently with all the development that has been happening there.

    Sandy Bay is a blue chip area so you can't go wrong as long as you do your due dillegence.

    Other areas with plenty of growth are Brighton & Sorell

    Cheers,
    Pete

    Profile photo of seer76seer76
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    Hi there, We purchased a 4brm house in Upper Burnie, Tassie,  4mths ago – for 170K and just had it independantly valued this week and it has see an increase of  20K.  We are happy with this gain in such a short amount of time.  We tossed up between Burnie and Adelaide and went with the Tassie investment due to value for money, higher rental return and well the figures all pointed towards Tassie. 

    Go the Tassie Market I say, no complaints here…. 

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    The pulp mill got conditional go ahead today would have to be good for property outlook in the north

    http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5iweu1R7WPzrT3lJchiEa5nXkd5ew

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