Dee Why
Apr 13th 2008, 7:57 am
#16
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Joined: Oct 2004
Location: Mona Vale, Northern Beaches, Sydney
Posts: 1,076
Re: Dee Why
Dee Why is about to have mega bucks spent on it. Dee Why beach is a very nice place to be. If I could afford an investment property I would buy in DW. I really think it is on the up. Transport is excellent if you are close to the main Pittwater Road. However we chose Mona Vale because it felt more suburban. Depends what you want.DW is different just because it is more multicultural, the further north you go that becomes less so.
Apr 13th 2008, 8:52 am
#17
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Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 178
Re: Dee Why
Can someone in the know fill me in on what it's like to live in Dee Why? Hopefully moving over to Oz later this year with two young kids. I'm very (understatement) undecided where to live. Deciding on a state would be a start!! A good friend of mine is moving to Dee Why next month, so, I'm now considering it. I did go there many years ago ..........for an afternoon at the beach - so that doesn't really count! What are schools like? What hospitals are in the locality?
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Apr 13th 2008, 11:23 am
#18
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Re: Dee Why
I lived in Dee Why from 2005 - 2006 and liked it.
It's got loads of good restaurants along the esplannade and I enjoyed swimming in the nearby rock pool by the beach.
Pleasant shops along Pittwater Road with an RSL club where the public can play tenpin bowling.
Most importantly a (much reviled on this site) Fitness First with a swimming pool. I should point out that at my local FF in the UK I recently exceeded my best on the bench press at the ripe old age of 48! Stronger now than in my rugby playing days
It's got loads of good restaurants along the esplannade and I enjoyed swimming in the nearby rock pool by the beach.
Pleasant shops along Pittwater Road with an RSL club where the public can play tenpin bowling.
Most importantly a (much reviled on this site) Fitness First with a swimming pool. I should point out that at my local FF in the UK I recently exceeded my best on the bench press at the ripe old age of 48! Stronger now than in my rugby playing days
Last edited by Assegai; Apr 13th 2008 at 12:13 pm.
