sarah & mark

Hi,

Can anybody tell me where I can find short term accomodation in north perth. Looking at being there between early August & the end of October.

Thanx,

Sarah.

sj oldfield

Hi there,
we at www.northperthrentals.com might be able to assist if you are looking for fully furnished.
Check out our website or send me a pm

sarah & mark

Hi Sandra,

Do you have availability between August & October?

Thanks,

Sarah

sj oldfield

......have sent you a PM............

Loopy

Try movetoperth.com.au They have a great selection of properties, all inspected beforehand so you know they should be ok. Depends on where you want to be.

Loopy

gajjitt

Poms in Perth always get a bad rap on here, but we booked our flights too late and the two mentioned above were full up. Actually Poms In Perth were good for us, didn't take the pee like we'd been promised from previous threads on here. Pretty pricey perhaps. Worth a look though.

Paul

DianeOZ

Hi Sarah

We have a fully furnished 4x2 in Butler. You can see our details on the movetoperth website and we have availability around that time. Pm me for further details.


kind regards
Diane

bridiej

Some links here:



http://s10.invisionfree.com/Expats_i...p?showtopic=86

Coulterk

Decide how you want to do this as there are a few options. Me and family have just moved to Perth.

If you intend to buy a house as soon as you can, then personally I would use serviced accomodation until you find a house. Although it is more expensive than renting, rentals generally go for 6 months minimum and you cannot break the lease unless they find someone else. So if you rent, then find a house to buy, you may have to pay the remainder of the rental period. The buying process is quick over here.

Whichever you want to do, rent or buy, I would avoid agreeing to anything from the UK. A lot of rentals here are horrible and you really need to see them before you agree. That is not to say that there are not nice ones - there are, but you could get stitched up.

When we arrived we started in serviced accomodation while looking around the suburbs. We then moved into rental accomodation (which I would try and avoid if I did it again) and then found a house to buy and moved in there. We did manage to get someone to take over our lease at the rental place, but it was a lot of hassle.

I'd plan to spend 2-3 weeks in serviced accomodation in the city and this should give you enough time to find and move into a good rental place in the area you like.