Melbourne Suburbs
#31
Re: Melbourne Suburbs
Well I'm actually looking at Mordialloc or roundabout beach suburbs. Sorry, I'm not familiar with the area at all, so just wanted an opinion from someone who might be. Work is drying up in Brisbane for myhubby and Melbourne and Sydney have lots more to offer.
#32
Re: Melbourne Suburbs
http://www.domain.com.au/product/home-price-guide/
Melbourne-Torquay is equivalent to Glasgow to Dundee to put it in context (for a Celt)
#33
Victorian Evangelist
Joined: Sep 2005
Location: Melbourne, by the beach, living the dream.
Posts: 7,704
Re: Melbourne Suburbs
Well I have lived in Mordialloc for 10 years, on the border with Parkdale. Anything in particular you need local knowledge about?
#34
Re: Melbourne Suburbs
How about a Domain property price guide app for starters? Search for any suburb/location in Australia.
http://www.domain.com.au/product/home-price-guide/
Melbourne-Torquay is equivalent to Glasgow to Dundee to put it in context (for a Celt)
http://www.domain.com.au/product/home-price-guide/
Melbourne-Torquay is equivalent to Glasgow to Dundee to put it in context (for a Celt)
#35
Just Joined
Joined: May 2017
Posts: 18
Re: Melbourne Suburbs
How is the North Melbourne rental market? Tanks
#36
BE Enthusiast
Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 706
Re: Melbourne Suburbs
Not excessively expensive - and this is me speaking from a landlord's perspective . My 2-bed, 2-bath, 1-garage townhouse has been let out for about $2500 per month. Not a bad deal, but then again, my tenants have been absolute darlings. Win-win, everyone's happy.
#37
Re: Melbourne Suburbs
My 2nd Oldest Daughter lives in Torquay, it takes about 90 mins to drive there.
It's not on a direct train line either, you have to drive into Marshall station, which is a 20 minute drive from Torquay. Marshall station is 75 mins on the train from Southern Cross.
It is starting to feel like a distant burb of Melbourne now though. There are lots of commuters there.