You Won't Believe The Price Of These 5 Houses In Newcastle, NSW
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- You won't believe the price of these 5 houses in Newcastle, NSW. Which would you choose? This video looks at the real estate market 2024 and specifically house prices in Newcastle. Use this first home buyer tips Australia to help you with Australian property investment. This will help you when buying a house in 2024. If you're interested in the Australian housing market in Newcastle Australia then watch this video. We look at 5 different Newcastle house for sale in this in depth look at the Newcastle housing market. Check out these Newcastle house prices 2024.
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Place 1 is ex Housing Commission. It's the poorest suburb in Newcastle.
Thanks for the tip
Wjndale is a no go area for most Novocastrions.You got Eleebana right the first time ( my son lives there) .One of the top places to live,it’s near Australia’s biggest salt water lake.
Thanks Lynette
Windale is a low-rent area, Adamstown Heights is relatively upmarket, Eleebana (and yes you got it right the first time) is mostly upmarket, Bero used to be a dive but has been changing over the last few years and Fern Bay is a very overpriced wannabe area, With Sydney house prices being so ridiculous people have been migrating to Newcastle and the Hunter Region driving up prices (sell your crappy dump for a few million and move up here and buy a much nicer place for heaps less and you have money in the bank)There is a pretty good train service between the 2 cities and an expressway or you can fly from Newcastle Airport
My sister moved to Newcastle, before the rush, now she won't come back to Sydney unless it's a family emergency! 😌 It just keeps getting better shops & people! 👍
Thought l would say in Newie if you take a wrong turn it will only take a few minutes to get back on track unlike Sydney were you are screwed if you take a wrong turn
Have worked in Lake Macquarie for over 40 years. Windale has some great potential, but stay away from the townhouses..it's location to one another, and one bad neighbour can be too much..any house in that area are worth the go..it's price range will allow for restorations..go back 20 or so years ago and the neighbouring suburb Gateshead had similar issues. Now prices have risen, young families moved in a while ago. And it's now got a good feel about it. Back in the nineties, you couldn't give Carrington or Maryville away now if you haven't got a million plus, don't bother.
There's an express train between Newcastle and Sydney and it's a really nice trip with water and bush to look at.
trains run every 30 mintues to Sydney and the XPT runs once down and once back in the morning and afternoon to Grafton via Maitland
Thanks for the tip
Full of crackheads lol
Checkout some beach side suburbs, some Merewether homes now fetching $5M-$10M 😲
Thank you so much. Please please do more home and suburb videos. Are there any properties in a complex with a shared swimmingpool.
I live in Thornton, one suburb over from Beresfield, and the commute into Newcastle is mostly pretty good. With good traffic, 20 minutes into the CBD, not to mention the regular suburban train services, which Beresfield has a stop on. Hopefully once the M1 extension is completed the morning/arvo commute should improve vastly.
Thanks for the info!
You couldn’t find a much better place to live with its beaches ,harbour,lake, arts and Wineries.
Newcastle is pretty but it has an AWFUL culture. It's so parochial, cronyisitic almost inbred. There is no money there compared to Sydney. Jobs are very limited.
Thanks Ross, I was pleasantly surprised that Newcastle is still so affordable! There are a few smaller towns between Newcastle and Sydney, with water nearby, if you like a quieter lifestyle - Gosford, Woy Woy, Terrigal! 🤔
Good to know!
A suggestion - have a look at Wollongong and it's suburbs - it has a gorgeous coastline, big university and is an hour and a half train ride from Central station, Sydney
It is beautiful, but I hear Wollongong is now so popular it's getting overcrowded and too expensive, shame!
Looks like we might be moving to Albury in May from South Africa a bit far from the beach.
I live in Albury and you’re right it’s nowhere near any ocean but it does have a lot going for it, particularly if you have children.
Hope it goes well for you
@@sandraw8219 Can I have your email pls, I need to inquire regarding Albury and what it has to offer? I am also planning to move with my children.
Windale is actually in the town of Lake Macquarie, originally built as a planed affordable suburb, it has a high number of housing commission families as residents and is actually known for social problems. Public transport back to Newcastle is by bus and takes a long time. There is no direct transport link to Sydney, it's a car trip or a long bus trip to connect with the train. No wonder it seems affordable. I live in one of the outer suburbs of Newcastle itself and a brick bungalow with Asbestos issues next door, sold for 1.2 million dollars a month ago.
Thanks for the info Jayne
Boolaroo is the best it’s on the rail line and next to Bunnings and has Costco near by and it has its own village shopping area. It’s on a shared pedestrian/bike path that snakes around the lake and reasonably close to the M1. It is known as Lake Macquarie and is considered a lakeside suburb.
Very affordable compared to cities in Canada
I’d love you to do a video on houses in the Central coast 😊
I cry every day at the prices here😢
Soon as you get water views prices jumps up too.
Bundaberg, you can still get houses under 400k. They need TLC but hey , extremely affordable
That area is classified as dangerous and unfriendly!
@@jenniferharrison8915 been there a few times, didn't feel under threat at any time. Liked so much , bought a house
But it's hot. My niece bought in Townsville and lasted 3yrs 😂
@@infin8ee I'm in Sydney now , Sydney is hotter , never gets to 40 there , so hot day is 35. As for the humidity, very similar to Sydney
I think commuting Newie to Sydney would be hard. 2 hours each way.
Yeah, you're right
Keep going! It’s just under 3hrs each way by rail from Cardiff to Central, and not much faster on the express run. The freeway is about 1hr 20mins end to end, but then you have to get through Sydney traffic and that can add significant travel time. Even the Newcastle end is bad for traffic now with all the blow-ins. The more people who come here to live and commute, the more people are on the roads, and the longer it takes. I commuted every day between Newcastle and Sydney for 10 years. It’s a hard slog added on to an already long work day.
These are so cheap in comparison to Sydney just down the road!!
If you were moving to the UK & were familiar with job opportunities, lifestyles and facilities in the South how useful would house prices in Bolton or Middlesborough or Lincolnshire be? Having lived in Newcastle NSW it is a great area BUT commuting to Sydney is 2 hours each way in many cases and local job opportunities are more limited especially if both partners are looking. Once there - expensive to move out/back. Great to retire to or if you can manage on one public service salary as teacher or nurse etc as partner would have less choice. Local knowledge is essential.
Thanks for the tips
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Geez. Windale is not a place you would want to live. It is high crime and poor amenity.
Please do this for Queensland. I’m hoping to move near Brisbane or the Gold Coast
We have one for Brisbane North side
If you think Newcastle is cheap, try buying a one bedroom apartment in town for $600k. Not cheap.
Windale is houso. Or these days, some ex-houso, some still houso. Classic fibro houses mostly.
Maitland is a good spot. And noticeably cheaper than "Newcastle".
Hi, can you do videos for Perth please
Just to put this perspective for you , Windale is one of the lower level suburbs , and Eleebana is one of the top .
You could be looking at Chisholm and East Maitland which is about 30 minutes to Newcastle about the same distance as Eleebana which is 22 minutes depending on which suburb of Newcastle you are going to. ,but Chisholm stand at the end of the main freeway to Sydney .
Now in this area you have no need to go to Newcastle for anything except to go to the beach .The area houses around 100,000 people ,the Lower Hunter area which Newcastle and Lake Macquarie are part of, out to the vineyards at Cessnock house about 500,000 people.
East Maitland has a brand new Hospital and a large Stockland shopping centre at Green Hills along with the main Shopping centre in Maitland and another 3 at Rutherford .
You will pay between $900,000 to $1.3million in Chisolm all brand new houses no older than around 6 years. It's about 10 minutes to the start of the freeway to Sydney.
East Mailtand is about 5 minutes away and sits about 5 minutes from the hospital and a few minutes to the Green Hills shopping Centre and close to the Maitland City centre .
East Maitland has a more varied price range and includes the suburb of Tenambit . Some of the mansions will cost 2 to 4 million around Victoria street and Rathluba Lagoon ,and the lower end about $640,000 . Average would be $800,000 to $1.2m .
Thanks for all this great knowledge
I moved from Sydney to the Central Coast. Much more affordable and better quality of life.
Glad you're enjoying it
Noocastle?
I'm working on the accent
Half the issue
People are selling their multi million dollar Sydney houses and coming to Newcastle and wrecking the market
Also Windale is houseos lol
In other news, the residents of Windale are helping police with their enquiries.
😂🤣
Moving to Australia was the hardest thing you've ever done? Try pulling the engine out of a V-12 Daimler Sovereign. I've done it and it almost put me in a mental asylum. Seriously, I moved from western Sydney to Medowie ( north of Newcastle and just north of Fern Bay) around eight years ago and have no wish to go back. I tell people all the time you don't need to live in Sydney. My daughter has just bought a house in Bathurst and also has no wish to return to Sydney.
Thanks for the tip never to remove an engine
Windale is often considered a place for bogans not me
Windale!!!! Lol.. huge crime area
Windale 💀💀
Stay away from Windale
SSSHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH. Too many blow-ins already. Don’t encourage any more!
Go Away, Newcastle is full 😂😂
You must be Teacher mate with all your spare time to make this shit.