American Looks For a House in Australia
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When you search via the 2000 (Sydney) or 3000 (Melbourne) postcode, you are searching within the very inner-city area, so equivalent to searching within Manhattan in NY or Bel Air in LA. Anything directly on the Sydney Harbour is going to be equivalent to being on 5th Ave right next to Central Park. If you want to get a more representative view of suburban prices in the main cities, try looking at a map of the greater city area, pick a suburb outside of the city centre, then check the prices.
I can't watch this. It' too depressing.Housing is so unaffordable in Australia now. Unless you already were in the market years ago or you have inherited or have family help your pretty F'd. The property owners get richer and the rest can never get anywhere. Especially as a single bloke. You can rent at a stupid cost just paying off someones investment property, again making the gap between rich and poor greater. It's all messed up.
Update! My niece sold her tiny two bedroom starter unit in Sydney's Inner West (close to Central) and bought a four bedroom house with two bathrooms, big garden, on a quiet street in Canberra for $100k more! That was two years ago, now her house value has Increased by S300k! I cannot see you living in Canberra, but out west NSW Cities still great! There are still some good deals around! The NSW climate is very similar to Texas!! 😄👍 There are currently no houses for sale in Newcastle, Wollongong is now selling out (it's very popular, has great facilities)! Bathurst is really rocking and affordable, if you don't need a beach next door! We don't use faux grass! With the Real Estate sites, always skip Page 1, and do search options! A house in Malibu, California is $10k - 30k PW! 😁👍
Coober Pedy is a OPAL mining town, in central SA desert area. Directly beside the main highway between Adelaide, to Alice Springs and fibally to Darwin.
There's something for everyone in Australia! I watch international and local real estate shows, the most common requirement is facilities, like schools, hospital, shops! Having some land is ideal, it can provide a great childhood wonderland, a reliable source of income, a buffer against hard times, quality of life! I have noticed US and Europe rents are usually monthly! Monthly or fortnightly are common. Those Sydney rents are very high due to high demand and uncertainty, any "short term" rental costs more, a luxury listing is usually rented by overseas visitors and may often be empty! Melbourne has recently lifted prices too, years of lockdowns, no exports/imports, no tourist income, wage rises, big demand!? It is possible when inflation settles and everyday costs become more competitive that confidence will open up the real estate markets again, It is also possible that there will be more forced sales by banks because of mortgage defaults! 🧐 Friendliness, helping hands & Safety guaranteed! 😊👍
What you're looking at is the size of the land, not the size of the house. 500 square meters = 5,382 square feet. I'm from the US and came here in 2006, the costs of buying and owning property nearly blew me away.
Back in mid 2013 my parents house (that we moved into in 1962, brand new) sold for $505,000. After a renovation of the kitchen, bathroom, laundry & a big deck built out back, sold again in January 2022 for $1,010,000.
Hi Ian, the square meters is the land size and not the house. At the start of the video. You were showing a land development called Averley. That’s just around the corner from where I live in Melbourne. Have a look at some new homes.
Ian, great video, if you do again, would like to see a more focused video, for example
I live in the Yarra Valley and my ideal property would be further north-east in the alpine forest region on a farm somewhere that backs onto a State Forest or National Park. Working the land with some cattle and sheep and some horses the dream.
My first home I purchased in Melbourne in the 80's cost me $45k that same house sold a few months ago for $400k its just a semi detatched (like a townhouse) I moved to Qld in 2001 purchased 25 acres with a cedar clad steel frame three bedroom cottage for $65k so glad I no longer have a mortgage or have to rent .
I've noticed that US and possibly UK as well lists real estate in terms of price per month, which I find strange because not all months have the same number of days, whereas a week is always 7 days. I guess in the US, February gives you the least value for money if you're paying the same amount for 28 days vs. 31 days.
You will find almost nothing for sale. In Adelaide for examplle, anything that becomes listed is usually sold within a week, and even if it doesnt say its under contract ATM, chances are it actually is. The demand for our real estate is beyond insane.
Afternoon. Most expensive state is the ACT, on the whole. The most expensive areas are anywhere on the water, of any type…
North Richmond is north western suburb of Sydney on the outskirts of Sydney. When you saw the floods this area got cut off when the bridge went under on the Nepean river.
western australia and northern territory are expensive to buy things. for example bunnings prices would be 20-30% higher for the same goods due to distance.
The first one you looked at, North Richmond is very close to me. I have friends who live there.
Safety Beach is on the lower peninsula on Port Philip Bay. It is a rather exclusive estate, with man-made canals, ponds and boat marinas. The beach area has always been a popular swimming area at Dromana, but property developers have turned the near land area into an expensive estate.
The last property you looked at off grid. Near Yarram. I am biased I grew up in Alberton, 7 Km from Yarram. I know Devon North very well - some of my school friends came from Devon North. The area is absolutely gorgeous dairy cattle farming area. 90 Km from the City of Sale and about the same from Traralgon.. also very close (approx. 35 Km from Tarra-Bulga National Parks.
Some of the houses you have looked at, especially the cheaper ones, are in more outback/rural areas. You have to think about what sort of work you can do in these areas.