With Australian property values rising once more one buyer’s agency has done the hard yards and located five areas that scream affordability identified a handful of Australian suburbs where house prices are below $550,000 primed for investors to enter said recently rising home values made it “extremely difficult to find a property priced under $550,000” but she ensured “there are suburbs where affordable homes are still available” If you check the box above before you log in you won’t have to log back into the website next time you return even if you close your browser and come back later With cost-of-living pains and higher interest rates forcing prospective buyers to tighten their purse strings Ms Hill said buyers active in the market are met with strict competition with the shallow pool of available properties for sale attracting a lot of attention,” she said Ms Hill believes the identified suburbs “offer opportunities worth exploring” Adviseable’s five suburbs below $550,000 primed for investment are: Ranked in Smart Property Investment’s Fast 50 report for this year, Armadale is just 30 kilometres southeast of Western Australian capital Perth and offers prospective buyers a strong sense of community and connection all while at an affordable median price of approximately $338,000 with houses in the region up 12.8 per cent over the last 12 months Ms Hill also explained: “Investors can achieve solid gross yields right from the get-go with the median house rent of $400 per week – up 14.3 per cent year-on-year.” The so called “ugly duckling” suburb – because its market potential holds more than meets the eye – is also set to benefit from the state government investment into the region which promises transformation of the local rail line networks Darling Heights has absorbed the surrounding cities’ natural beauty and peaceful aura and made it its own “Far less tempered is the interest of investors who see Darling Heights as a prime location to snap up a rental property – and it’s all thanks to the bustling University of Southern Queensland campus,” Ms Hill said Home prices in the region shot up nearly 20 per cent over the past year Darling Heights’ median home value remains at around $513,500 with this figure dropping to $315,000 for units rental yields for homes sit at 4.4 per cent from an average rent of $440 per week Darling Heights is also just a stone’s throw away from the CBD Its youthful vibe makes it a possible destination for first home buyers A fast-growing suburb on the outskirts of Ballarat Ms Hill said a $50 million master plan developed by the state government would add “more than 100 new modern and energy-efficient dwellings” sparking the construction of high-quality streets and open public spaces intends the masterplan to lay the groundwork for the long-term development of the suburb benefiting current and future home owners,” she added the suburb’s median value falls just beneath the threshold for this list thanks in part to a 6.1 per cent in the last year Ms Hill believes the “relatively affordable price tag will see first home buyers young families and investors increasingly prioritise this patch” noting median house rents are up 7.9 per cent over the last 12 months to $410 Munno Para has become a magnet for families in recent years Adding to its appeal is a relatively affordable house price of $390,000 – although this is up 15.4 per cent in the last 12 months “First home buyers are increasingly flocking to Munno Para because of its sense of community affordable price tag and a relatively convenient proximity to the CBD via good road connections,” Ms Hill said “Investors are sitting up and paying attention with a median house rent of $420 per week offering a gross 5.6 per cent yield,” she added in the bustling and ever-growing Logan region is one to watch out for thanks to the forecasted population growth in the surrounding region of 500,000 by 2034 “It also boasts exceptional connectivity to both Brisbane and the Gold Coast,” Ms Hill said “The median house price of $524,000 has risen by 6.9 per cent in the past year,” she added expressing her belief that the region “remains undervalued given its appealing attributes” Copyright © 2007-2025 Smart Property Investment Hutchinson Builders win awards for Brisbane Skytower and Sunshine Beach HOMES that tower up to 270m in the sky or are half-buried in sand dunes have dominated this year’s Master Builders Queensland Housing and Construction Awards in a windfall for Brisbane-based Hutchinson Builders Hutchinson Builders Chairman Scott Hutchinson (left) with project manager Bill McGarry on the construction site of Brisbane Skytower in 2015 For the first time in the award’s 33-year history a single builder has taken out the top commercial and residential awards for Queensland with Hutchinson’s work on the $1 billion ‘vertical village’ Brisbane Skytower being named Project of the Year and its $18 million Seaview Terrace Sunshine Beach ‘eco 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By accessing or using our platform, you agree to our Terms of Use. CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced AEST = Australian Eastern Standard Time which is 10 hours ahead of GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) A selection of suburbs across the country are hitting all the right notes for a panel of property experts constantly on the hunt for the next hotspot These 17 ‘high conviction’ suburbs were nominated by at least two independent industry experts in the annual realestate.com.au Hot 100 list And only two of these suburbs - Mandurah in WA and Armidale NSW - were nominated by three experts for their desirability location and connectivity,” said PropTrack economist Anne Flaherty “They are both areas where the median price of a home is still relatively affordable and they offer a pretty good lifestyle Armidale is quite close to places like Coffs Harbour.” Jump ahead to see the 17 'high conviction' suburbs from the Hot 100. The Hot 100 was compiled by a panel of industry experts including the heads of major agency groups, buyer’s agents, researchers, investors and an academic, and complemented by PropTrack data and economic analysis Here's where they see the best growth opportunities for buyers in the year ahead “Mandurah is always identified in the top regional property markets because of jobs infrastructure spending - it’s just got everything,” Adviseable buyer’s agent Kate Hill said Mandurah south of Perth is one of the nation's top performing property markets As Perth’s property market has gone “berserk” over the past 18 months those who have been outpriced have flocked to the suburb “These outlying areas suddenly become very much more desirable and the rollout of a multimillion dollar Transform Peel project will be a boon for the economy creating over 30,000 jobs when it’s fully developed by 2050 Richard Mathlin says interest in Mandurah is being driven by migrants from eastern states and internationally “They see certainly with Mandurah the lifestyle is there for when they work as well as when they play,” he told realestate.com.au Investors from the east coast are still active in Mandurah with some taking interest in new housing developments in areas like Madora Bay and Lakelands Several factors suggest Mandurah’s property prices will continue to rise according to PropTrack's Anne Flaherty These include affordability and proximity to Perth “Perth is actually currently the fastest growing state in Australia for population growth,” Ms Flaherty said the suburbs with the most price growth are those located along the water and they're more highly valued Mandurah's affordability has been a drawcard, with this modern three bedroom home listed with offers over $499,000 Perth dwelling prices have grown 16% in the year to February, according to the latest PropTrack Home Price Index the highest of all capital cities according to PropTrack PropTrack forecasts expect Perth to be Australia's best-performing capital city in 2024 Armidale is the only other suburb to have been nominated by three experts Armidale was nominated by three experts in the realestate.com.au Hot 100 the thriving inland city boasts industries such as agriculture Armidale is also popular for its good arterial connections according to Real Estate Buyer’s Agents Association of Australia (REBAA) NSW representative Linda Johnson “Armidale sits itself almost right in between Sydney and Brisbane It's kind of like a centre point,” she said associated research centre and an emerging IT industry “There’s a lot of things going for it if you're wanting a tree change it's quite a diverse style of living and very community oriented,” Ms Johnson said “It's quite undulating and a really pretty town If you rather the bush as opposed to the beach it offers a lot of those lifestyle choices.” Laing & Simmons Armidale director Lachie Sewell told realestate.com.au attractive rental yields have always been well supported by the university population renewable energy projects and the promise of future jobs are expected to lift housing demand A local council push to boost the population and lure industry to the area is also tipped to fuel interest “Obviously supply and demand creates many booms inside of the market,” Mr Sewell said The other NSW suburbs nominated by multiple experts were Glenmore Park and Mayfield is evolving from an old industrial area to a hip and trendy suburb coveted by renovators “Architects are getting hold of a lot of the old industrial buildings and redeveloping them into beautiful homes,” she said It's becoming its own real little community Mayfield on the Newcastle city fringe has been gentrifying rapidly with old weatherboard homes getting a new lease on life. Picture: realestate.com.au/buy “It reminds me very much of how the inner west of Sydney transformed Mayfield's taking on that same sort of journey.” Redevelopment is also being spurred thanks to easy road connections to Sydney Mayfield has a median house price of $835,000 and rental demand is “huge” as people are priced out of nearby cities new housing and infrastructure developments bode well for future growth and economic potential The suburb is also “active” with markets and community events Advisable buyer’s agent Kate Hill says Darling Heights is desired for its affordability transport accessibility in and out of town and proximity to the university “It just ticks every box and it's just a very pleasant place to be,” she says of the suburb which has a median house price of $554,000 Property prices in Victor Harbor have surged by 23% in the past year View all 100 suburbs to make the 2024 realestate.com.au Hot 100 list here This is probably not the page you’re looking for NRL great Shane Webcke has maintained ties with his hometown Leyburn near Toowoomba Three-time Daly M Prop of the Year and rugby league great Shane Webcke made a $20,000 gain off land in his Qld hometown but the buyer has gone on to surpass all expectations The 21-game Maroons legend – who grew up wanting to be a shearer not a footy player – sold off over four hectares of land in Leyburn near Toowoomba for $24,000 less than his original $109,000 asking price in 2017 He played for the Brisbane Broncos after being first picked up by legendary coach Wayne Bennett Mr Webcke was unable to secure his $109,000 asking price in 2017 but the buyer has gone even further since then MORE: Slick Brisbane home has custom indoor skate park Grand home of late ‘kidnapped’ woman hits the market But five years and one pandemic later the couple that bought the land from him have sold it for $180,000 – about $5,000 more than their lowest asking price An old listing picture showing the dry creekbed on the property at the time Mr Webcke and his wife Allison still have a foothold in Leyburn – a three bedroom home on 2,023sq m – and the couple also own over two hectares of land in Darling Heights FOLLOW SOPHIE FOSTER ON TWITTER Looking for a restaurant that serves delicious Laotian and Thai dishes with an upmarket vibe Holy Basil now has three locations in Sydney Holy Basil's menu also features a mix of classic Laotian and Thai dishes that are well-priced and great for groups It was Friday night and I was staring at the conveyor belt at Sydney airport urging my bags to come out Everyone else in my group has their bags and have peeled away to their respective homes Teddy and Milo are waiting for me in the car and we make the drive home I calculate that I have exactly 9 minutes to wipe any trace of the flight off me and change into something else Nine minutes later we are headed to Holy Basil. We first visited the Laotian restaurant in 2013 when it was just a single restaurant in Canley Heights I remember the long queue to get a table and how much we enjoyed their signature dish It was a large triangular block of creamy vanilla ice cream with a thin and crispy pastry outer (I have spent far too much time trying to figure out how they make it) In the decade between visits they've now got 3 restaurants including one at Darling Square which is much closer for us The restaurant has an al fresco vibe thanks to the open design and has a more upmarket feel to it Another good thing about the Darling Square location is that you can book a table A few weeks earlier I had booked it for my birthday with Monica We are sitting in one of the purple booths and it is positively heaving this Friday evening with a large crowd outside waiting for tables Service is a little hard to flag down but is friendly and efficient once we get a hold of someone We order drinks-a strawberry fruit shake for me and a durian fruit shake for Mr NQN My strawberry fruit shake is quite good and not overly sweet while Mr NQN loves his durian shake that has quite a pronounced "stinkiness" once you take a sip "It's your birthday so you get to choose what we order," says Monica which is music to my ears But Peter has a request for the Penang curry so I add this to the list The menu is a mix of Laotian and Thai dishes with lots of classics It's also really well priced which is a nice surprise since the online menu doesn't have prices The food doesn't take long at all to arrive The beef is lusciously soft and melt in the mouth and the sauce is rich and sweet but balanced with tamarind It's also aromatic with spices like star anise This definitely looks to be the most popular dish of the night as it disappears quickly There are two types of pork belly dishes on the menu and we went for the spicier one. This is pork belly pieces, stir fried with pineapple, capsicum, beans It's a nice dish although I tend to prefer slower cooked pork belly where the fat is more rendered down However even pork belly phobic Mr NQN really enjoys this dish perhaps because of the sweet It's a nice enough curry but it's hard to beat the massaman curry I love any sort of crispy rice so I ordered the Nem Khao fried rice balls that are paired with cured pork balls onion and mint and this has a lovely textural contrast with each bite The cured pork balls are quite mild in flavour and I thought that they might be stronger or more flavourful Most of us love ox tongue and it was recommended to us by the waitress grilled and served in slices with a sweet and spicy dipping sauce The ox tongue is quite chewy in texture rather than the soft melting ox tongue that we all really like with very thinly sliced ox tongue and I think this is the only dish that wasn't finished My other favourite dish apart from the beef massaman curry is the Thai papaya salad (there is a Laotian version of this with anchovies which is saltier in case you're interested in that) This papaya salad has a generous pile of shredded green papaya chillies and beans although I like more peanuts and the garlic is only really on top of the salad so that you don't get any of the nice crunch and flavour from both if you don't get the salad on the top layer Still I love the fiery spice of this and go back several times for this The last dish to arrive takes up the last remaining gap of space on the tabletop It's a deep fried snapper with a sweet and sour tamarind sauce with chunks of pineapple and tomato with basil and chilli The fish is removed from the bones so that it's easy to eat I tried a couple of pieces and neither of them had the sauce and I found that this was a touch dry too Admittedly I rarely really enjoy a whole fried fish in Thai or Chinese restaurants as I find them quite dry and I prefer steamed or grilled The menu describes this fried ice cream dish as "the one that started it all" I've seen this imitated at a few places but it's never quite as good It's vanilla ice cream wrapped in pastry and then fried and served with a salted caramel sauce and caramelised coconut We are quite full from the main meals so we end up sharing just one This is just as delicious as it was 10 years ago but this version has the addition of the caramelised coconut added to it which gives it even more textural crunch Monica and Mr NQN have told me that their idea of hell is being sung Happy Birthday to in public but I don't mind one bit and am beaming ear to ear while they sing it to me do you often think about how a restaurant makes a dish And how do you feel about Happy Birthday being sung to you in public own shares in or receive funding from any company or organisation that would benefit from this article and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond their academic appointment University of Adelaide provides funding as a member of The Conversation AU View all partners Today, the High Court of Australia dramatically altered the previously understood scope of the Commonwealth’s power to spend money and enter into contracts. This decision has immediate repercussions for many Commonwealth funding agreements many of which will require quick restructuring to be saved Williams v Commonwealth involved a challenge to the National School Chaplaincy Program (NSCP) brought by Ronald Williams a parent of children who attended the Darling Heights State Primary School in Queensland Williams challenged a funding agreement entered into between the Commonwealth and Scripture Union of Queensland the group who provided chaplaincy services at the School So how can a case about school chaplains now affect how the government in Canberra funds programs There were several bases for the constitutional challenge. One of the most publicised was the argument that it breached section 116 of the Constitution by requiring a religious test for an office under the Commonwealth At Darling Heights State Primary School the chaplain was employed by Scripture Union of Queensland The High Court unanimously dismissed this argument and held that the connection between the chaplain and the Commonwealth was not sufficient to render the chaplain an “office under the Commonwealth” The point the case turned on then involved the breadth of the Commonwealth government’s power to spend money and enter into contracts This power is governed by the breadth of the Commonwealth’s executive power but this power is ill-defined Section 51 lists the legislative “heads of power” – specific areas of power. But executive power is not spelled out in the same way under section 61 Prior to this case there had been a long-held assumption that the Commonwealth executive power extended to entering into contracts and funding agreements in areas that fell within the Commonwealth’s legislative heads of power – even where the Parliament had not passed legislation authorising those contracts and agreements If that was correct, the question would have been whether the funding agreement between the Commonwealth and the Scripture Union fell within the legislative heads of power, argued in this case under section 51(xx) and section 51(xxiiiA) of the Constitution with respect to trading corporations and the provision of benefits to students four of the judges (Chief Justice French and Justices Gummow Bell and Crennan) expressly rejected this position Two judges (Justices Hayne and Kiefel) did not determine this issue because they found the funding agreement did not fall within ss 51(xx) or (xxiiiA) The main reasons advanced by the majority centred on the federal nature of our constitutional system and the importance of responsible and representative government (and therefore the role of Parliament) in it Chief Justice French notes that if the Commonwealth had a wide executive power to spend money there are “consequences for the Federation” which would flow from that funding is an essential tool of public administration and for government policy If the Commonwealth had power to enter into such agreements without legislative backing policies could be implemented in the absence of scrutiny from the Parliament it appears that the Commonwealth will need statutory authority to enter into contracts and spend public money This exposes funding agreements to the scrutiny of the Houses of Parliament However, the majority indicated there will be some exceptions to this position, for example, contracts required to administer the departments of the Commonwealth pursuant to section 64 of the Constitution The funding agreement for the chaplaincy program was held by the majority not to fall within these exceptions and was There are many other funding agreements made by the Commonwealth many of the grants paid directly to local governments The Commonwealth must act quickly if it wants to save these types of agreements including the agreements under the school chaplaincy program Commonwealth funding agreements must be divided into two types: those that are with respect to the Commonwealth’s legislative specific areas of power but have no legislative backing at the moment; and those that are not with respect to the Commonwealth’s legislative specific areas of power The first type can probably be saved relatively easily by legislation that retrospectively validates and provides authority to enter into these contracts This could say that the the Commonwealth Executive is and has been authorised to enter into any particular contract or agreement the entry into which could be or could have been authorised by any law made pursuant to any of the heads of legislative power in ss 51 For the agreements under the NSCP this would then raise the question of whether they are “with respect to” any of the heads of legislative power Justices Hayne and Kiefel have already expressly found that they are not The other judges did not decide the question Those agreements that are not referable to a head of legislative power cannot be saved in this way That’s not to say these funding arrangements cannot be saved at all The Commonwealth Parliament has an (almost) unlimited power to make grants to States many of these funding agreements might simply be restructured as funding paid through the States Given the conclusions of Justices Hayne and Kiefel that the school chapains funding would not be referable to the legislative heads of power this is perhaps the safest option for this program 'American Idol' Spoilers 2025: Top 8 Contestants Revealed, 2 Sent Home on May 4 Episode Adam Lambert & Boyfriend Oliver Gliese Attend a Charli XCX Concert Together in NYC! 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The project application was filed by Gary Bell and Associates. a local permit expeditor and development consultant Aidlin Darling Design is the project architect, with Andrea Cochran responsible for landscape architecture The brushed charcoal-tone exterior will be covered with painted metal panels and planters along the third-floor balcony The interior will center around an open-air courtyard on the first floor 1240 Stanyan Street second-level floor plan The 29-foot tall structure will contain around 3,760 square feet, with parking for one car and two bicycles in the ground-level garage. Both units will have two bedrooms, though the primary unit will have twice the floor area. Strandberg is consulting on engineering The 0.1-acre parcel is on Stanyan Street across from the Mount Sutro Open Space reserve and ten minutes from Golden Gate Park on foot Light rail is accessible just eight minutes away along Carl Street Next to the property is the mid-century modern home at 1238 Stanyan Street Public records show the property last sold in December of 2020 for $2.1 million Construction is expected to last around 20 months for $2.2 million a figure not including all development costs Subscribe to YIMBY’s daily e-mail Follow YIMBYgram for real-time photo updates Like YIMBY on Facebook Follow YIMBY’s Twitter for the latest in YIMBYnews We all know how long and difficult these projects are Me thinks this would be a better project if the historical facade was respected and a new home was to be created behind and the character of residential buildings of earlier periods have more charm and character then just a bunch of squares of glass and solid infill No need to demolish the entire 1920’s building Just construct a second story on the original structure ‘Agree with the comment that the original architecture (and height) should be respected the facade is shared and permanently affects the street’s character The city is approving too many generic “boxes” that are out of character This is one of the better ones because it at least does not claim aerial rights that block its neighbors’ sunlight and space I spoke too soon – a look at the elevations shows considerable massing so we have two smaller (more affordable) units being torn down to make way for two larger (less affordable) units Perhaps you are confusing it with Cole Valley ga('send', 'event', ‘Robert ‘Becker, 'Impression', 'https://sfyimby.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/desktop-ad.jpg', { nonInteraction: true }); ADVERTISEMENT ga('send', 'event', 'SF YIMBY', 'Impression', 'https://sfyimby.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/sfyimbyadnews.jpg', { nonInteraction: true }); ga('send', 'event', 'SF YIMBY', 'Impression', 'https://sfyimby.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/sf-yimby-dot-com-graphic.jpg', { nonInteraction: true }); Follow on Instagram © COPYRIGHT New York YIMBY LLC The husband and wife owners of tiny second-floor Tibetan destination and current Eater 38 member Phayul are planning a second location in Jackson Heights with a little extra," chef and co-owner Chime Tendha tells DNAinfo That means Robert Sietsema approved Himalayan specialties like spicy mung-bean jelly all with a heavy dose of numbing Szechuan peppercorns will be a bit bigger — and on the first floor All the new restaurant openings in New York this month