Where to live?
#3
Re: Where to live?
Heat O.K. I work in retail (David Jones looks like a nice place to work) my OH is a print finisher, no kids but 2 cats so looking for somewhere not full of flats.
Would like a nice 2 bed or more house of avarage price - max $350,000.
Would like a nice 2 bed or more house of avarage price - max $350,000.
#4
Re: Where to live?
If you're only looking to spend $350k then you're looking at Adelaide. You would be lucky to find a 2 bed apartment in Perth for $350k.
I've lived in both, and my personal opinion is that Perth is a cleaner, nicer looking city. Adelaide always had a "grey", industrial feel about it to me; even though it's not at all industrial or grey. It just always felt a little like that. Perth is a very pretty city with really fantastic beaches. But again, it's only my opinion.
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I've lived in both, and my personal opinion is that Perth is a cleaner, nicer looking city. Adelaide always had a "grey", industrial feel about it to me; even though it's not at all industrial or grey. It just always felt a little like that. Perth is a very pretty city with really fantastic beaches. But again, it's only my opinion.
This question has been asked many many times. Try a search to see what comes up.
#5
Re: Where to live?
I don't know anything about either, but from what I've seen on this board you'd have a tough time finding a decent house in Perth for that price.
Have you researched housing prices on the web?
http://www.realestate.com.au/
Would you want to be right in Perth, or would you be ok an hour outside of it?
Have you researched housing prices on the web?
http://www.realestate.com.au/
Would you want to be right in Perth, or would you be ok an hour outside of it?
#6
Re: Where to live?
Even an hour outside Perth you would be hard pressed to find a nice place for that money. We're about 45 minutes north and our suburb averages well over 400k