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B1K3R Aug 21st 2010 12:43 am
Re: Moving to Brisbane
 
Originally Posted by mand8002 (Post 8792269)
Bikings is a pretty good option, there are quite a few free parking places for bikes in the city
Perfect! Thanks! :D

ABCDiamond Aug 21st 2010 12:53 am
Re: Moving to Brisbane
 
Originally Posted by B1K3R (Post 8792028)
There are other nice suburbs down there like Thornlands, Victoria Point etc but there is no train line there.

Good luck mate :)

Cheers
B!K3R
Victoria Point, that's me :D

We have buses to the City though, eg:
Departing 7.34am Victoria Point Bus Station
Arriving 8.36am Roma Street Busway
Weekdays.

Fare = $9.20 return

Rentals from $350pw eg:
http://www.domain.com.au/Property/Fo.../?adid=6657036

Don_Angel Aug 21st 2010 3:02 am
Re: Moving to Brisbane
 
Originally Posted by naumenko74 (Post 8792122)
Guys !! What about Redcliffe? Want to see your comments !! =)) Hows the life out there? It seems a bit far away, but looks good !! and close to a beach.
Redcliffe is alright and probably cheaper rent than Bayside, well it was when looked a few months ago. It is close to the beach, plenty bbq's and parks. The commute to CBD is about the same as Bayside. Make sure you walk across that old wooden bridge before they pull it down.

ABCDiamond Aug 21st 2010 1:03 pm
Re: Moving to Brisbane
 
Originally Posted by naumenko74 (Post 8792122)
Guys !! What about Redcliffe? Want to see your comments !! =)) Hows the life out there? It seems a bit far away, but looks good !! and close to a beach.
I always think that Redcliffe would be my 2nd choice. A combination of the two would be good :thumbup:

Trevski Aug 21st 2010 3:18 pm
Re: Moving to Brisbane
 
Originally Posted by Don_Angel (Post 8792579)
Redcliffe is alright and probably cheaper rent than Bayside, well it was when looked a few months ago. It is close to the beach, plenty bbq's and parks. The commute to CBD is about the same as Bayside. Make sure you walk across that old wooden bridge before they pull it down.
Hi
Its to late they started to pull it apart last week:thumbdown:

bobbyftm Aug 21st 2010 4:25 pm
Re: Moving to Brisbane
 
We lived in a rental in Cleveland for 2 1/2 yrs before buying (3 bed townhouse on a gated complex) and were only paying $320 a week :)

Nix and Mike Aug 25th 2010 2:00 pm
Re: Moving to Brisbane
 
Warner and Cashmere are great value and nice suburbs.....

watford Aug 27th 2010 10:51 pm
Re: Moving to Brisbane
 
suburbs like Daisy Hill, Springwood and Rochedale are lovely areas and cheaper rents, close to free way 20 mins to brisbane City great shopping centres and good schools close to hyperdome has 8 cinemas wonderful eateries bowling alley restrants ect .only thing not close to beaches but only 30 mins to gold coast along freeway .20 mins from dreamworld ,movieword ,wet n wild ect. look at www.realestate.com.au for rentals.

naumenko74 Aug 27th 2010 10:59 pm
Re: Moving to Brisbane
 
Originally Posted by watford (Post 8809227)
suburbs like Daisy Hill, Springwood and Rochedale are lovely areas and cheaper rents, close to free way 20 mins to brisbane City great shopping centres and good schools close to hyperdome has 8 cinemas wonderful eateries bowling alley restrants ect .only thing not close to beaches but only 30 mins to gold coast along freeway .20 mins from dreamworld ,movieword ,wet n wild ect. look at www.realestate.com.au for rentals.
Thanks a lot !! Will check em all out !! =))))))))


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