Thanks for your comment. What is your question/ thoughts on Rockingham? I’m not clear on what you mean

Awesome, well done!

That's very kind, welcome to the community! Look forward to sharing more info in future

@@propertywithsteve please make more videos on Perth market before holidays maybe ?

Thanks for the kind words

Thanks for the feedback, have a wonderful day!

A risk to consider!

Sorry for the delay. So you really need a combination of both. Growth is going to give you further equity to extract and the cashflow will help your servicing :) But all comes down to what your next steps are after that, if you plan to acquire more or you have upcoming retirement etc

What have you got against the south? 😂

Thanks for the feedback

@@propertywithsteve Welcome. How do we reach out for you to help individuals

Thanks Dory! Adelaide is also a great place to invest. I am across the economics of the city, but still learning the suburb ins and outs. So perhaps one day yes!

@@propertywithsteve That'd be great! I am in the US and interested in buying apartment early next year (or sooner) in Adelaide due to personal reason.

Hi James, really sorry I am unsure of this!

As a place to live Ocean Reef is lovely. They are investing a huge amount of money into the new marina precinct which is apparently going to become a destination in itself. They are also building new local shops in the hear to the suburb. If the properties are in your price range, then given the desirability of the area and ocean location then it's a solid choice!

Hi there, it really depends on block size, location, quality of build etc. However from what I have seen a new 3 bed property in that area is usually around $500k.

Thanks! Glad it was helpful. The best way is to spend time exploring the streets. Go at different times of the day, observe the neighbors and sounds (traffic/ flight noise etc). You can also refer to socioeconomic data such as the IRSAD. See link below. But nothing beats spending time in the area. I also like to visit the local shops and see who your neighbors are going to be. If you live interstate, that's where a buyers agent is helpful. Give me a shout if you need one in Perth. www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/[email protected]/Lookup/by%20Subject/2033.0.55.001~2016~Main%20Features~IRSAD%20Interactive%20Map~16

@Dexter_Charron

His trading process is amazing and is so exceptional.

I live in Perth : ) I am 100% independent and not affiliated with anyone. I work on a fee for service. I have developed a few duplex units myself in Canberra. And have 1 on the cards here in Perth. If that's what you mean?

What is your fee?

@@Et7486 Hi Eve, thanks for the question. It depends on what assistance you need and type of property. If you want to book in a 15 minute property chat for free, we can discuss. Thanks! Steve www.stevewilliams.com/bookacall

You can still buy a decent property for $600K within 25kms of Kwinana. Byford, Whitby, Wungong and even Kelmscott and Roleystone. An easy drive, not much traffic.

Thanks mate, yes I agree there are some good areas in there

Thanks Ginette 😊

Hi Matt, great to hear it was helpful. My plan is to build a duplex (I've done a few before), so some suburbs are better for that than others. I purchased in Coolbellup. However yield isn't fantastic, but the manufactured equity will be there when it's completed.

@@propertywithsteve thanks mate and best of luck with the duplex ! I only really knew North of the river when I lived over in perth so it’s interesting to hear the opportunities south

Hope the search is going well. St James is affordable and close to popular Vic Park.

St James has a bit of a reputation and I think the price will reflect that. Great area at a glance, but I personally would not live there currently. Long term I think it's a winner though

@@Fanta.... I would agree. Some areas aren't particularly attractive visually but given Vic Park has become desirable hopefully it should gentrify also.

Thanks Drew 😊

So undervalued considering how close you are to the beach

@@lancepersico1808 except for the 1.5hr commute to the CBD. A deal breaker for many.

15 min drive with no traffic or 20 mins on the train. Also a a few minutes drive to one of the best beaches in Perth

@@johnny-yi2oi Johnny got lost 😂

@@lancepersico1808 1.5hrs is more accurate.

Lots in Ellenbrook

I go to a networking event with heaps of South Africans. Last event on Friday was at a Biltong factory! Happy to connect you with them. Ive heard Joondalup area has a big community!

Mindarie...... every third household

@@karenellis1031 I thought that's where the chavs hang out..lol