Researching suburbs
 

Does anyone know any good websites for researching suburbs. I know it's not the ideal way to do it but just wanna get some ideas. We want to narrow things down for when we go for a visit
Thanks:thumbsup:

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As noone else has replied, I will start the ball rolling. I think the lack of replies is probably due to the fact that you haven't stated where you are hoping to settle. If you give us an idea of which cities/areas you are interested in, you may get more response............Australia is HUGE!!!!

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Give us a clue... Which state? Town? Country? Beach? Price guide? Will you be working? Where? What? What do you have now? What do you want? What do you need?

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http://cityhobo.com.au/

This one covers Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and Adelaide suburbs. In case you are thinking of one of these. ;)

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Brisbane outer suburbs ... Manly and Sandgate, and that's it.

Seems to be mostly within 10km of the CBD, good luck to you if you can afford it!

If I had to live that close and could afford it this is where I'd be:
http://www.cityhobo.com/cities/brisb...risbane-6-10km

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You probably can afford it - usually all that extra space outer suburban houses have is not that necessary ;) - price wise big house outer suburbs can often convert to smaller house inner suburbs - it's all down to priorities I guess.

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Friends of ours bought out that way for around $450,000 about the same time we did, nothing fancy ... we paid $310,000 for our bit of space ... I'm still happy with the decision, just got to find somewhere nearer to home to work :D

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no luck at the iga :D

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I'm overqualified, I have experience in bread AND cake stacking at Tesco in the 80s :D

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Oh no :blink: where to from here? :)

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Stop/Go man is favourite, licence to look like a member of ZZ Top.

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Many a day I have looked at them jealously as I've headed off for a day of complex unit testing or something :thumbsup:

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You are not wrong, you are not wrong ;)

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Sorry I prob should have mentioned might have been helpful:blink: we're looking at either gold coast or Brisbane. Depends where we have most luck finding work.

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For Brisbane, check out suburbs within six kilometre radius of the CBD.