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scaryrara said:

if this is the place i'm thinking it is, it has become..... a real estate agents!


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ourturf said:

we were going to keep a track of how long such properties were left vacant, as a pre-cursor to the property being 'flipped' by a speculator. there's only so much u can do tho!


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ourturf said:

just across the rd from the kitchen sink photo on buckingham st, a stones throw from the november auction we witnessed where some1 paid over $430,000 for a miners cottage with termites.....when next to it are 2 blocks of land worth 70% of that auction price each...just wasting away...forcing the price up of land, the most crucial resource.


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rwilson86 said:

Recently went to Auction - nobody bid, wanted $400K


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ourturf said:

we had hoped to maintain a record of 'for lease' signs, especially ones privately let like this, to see if some owners wanted to charge high rental prices and weren't perturbed about leaving it vacant until their asking price was met.


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ourturf said:

land supply control = safe investment.


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ourturf said:

now its a park of some sorts, convenient for the big new development at Banbury Village (former Pac Dunlop site)


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ourturf said:

mmm hard to see but this is a massive block worth millions, meanwhile first home owners have to drive in from the boondocks, billowing pollution into the air, arriving home late


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ourturf said:

land supply? such wasted usage abounds when u look into it


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ourturf said:

typically the domain of the poor/ artistic, now these homes are held dormant to manufacture capital gains. housing affordability anyone? huge backyard for subdivider


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