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It terms of rental, yes, but in terms of capital gain, property with land for sure will appreciate faster. The information that we get from REIWA about the median house price and median unit price are based on brand new or near new unit price - we have a lot of units bulit in the last few years hence their median unit price does not show the true value of unit.
So the "反倒是最近5年的VILLA,APART等的小户型升值幅度大过带有土地的大HOUSE" does not apply. um...in simple, apartment are more price elastic than house and when market is good, they appreciate faster; when market is bad, they are affected worse than house. We had a miracle time for the last 5 years that make us think that "apartments appreciate faster than house" We can't tell what the value is of a brand new apartment in 5 years, but we can compare an old apartment and near new apartment in the same area, thus I put the one in Victoria Park to demostrate the difference.
Btw, I may be wrong...the demand of units ar getting stronger and stronger. I wen to Sydney and I can hardly ever see a house...in long term I believe Perth may have chance to be like this, if the demand of housing remains strong. |
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