- 8 July 2019
Where is your football team on the suburbs ladder and do you have a Netflix subscription??
Realestate.com.au had a fascinating look at which footy team suburbs are the best in the land and the results will surprise you!
Year-on-year property price growth in Port Adelaide has risen by a staggering 42%, while Melbourne’s median property price has dropped by over 11%. The realestate.com.au data compared the median property price – for both houses and units – for each of these suburbs associated with an AFL club over that same time period.
The data set also looked at demand for homes in footy suburbs, from 1 June 2018 to 31 May 2019, which had a minimum of four properties listed for sale per month.
So, where does your footy suburb sit on this ladder??
This goes to show that research, research, research is one of the key factors in successful property investment and Property Education Club is the best in the land at this for 25+ years now!
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Troy Gunasekera | National Manager
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