Sydney, how about Arncliffe?

The house prices in arncliff and wolli creek are rising because of woolworth, and they depend on water, so the house prices are rising, and they are not far from the urban area, so the demand is still relatively large. But personally, I think this price is rather empty. It's a bit ridiculous that Australia University sells more than 900,000 rooms. Wolli creek's next investment is not as much as Green Square, the city or the northwest, and the rent and house price around 600 are not in the same level. Then there is a large supply in that place, and a large part of it is investors. So I personally think that most valuations will be problematic at that time, that is to say, there can't be so many loans at that time, and many investors can't make money at all in recent years, so they have to fill the gap of relatively high housing prices, so I don't think investment is very suitable. From the point of view of self-occupation, if you really like this area, you can buy it here, but if you want to live in your own house, you should consider not only transportation, but also schools, hospitals, public security and various infrastructures, but there is no special development in Wolixi. At the current price, you can buy it in some places in the north district that everyone is optimistic about. Although not everyone in the North District likes it, most people accept it.

Compared with zetland, rosebery and mascot. Both zetland and rosebery belong to the greensquare planning circle. The mascot has a new business district planning, which is closer to the city center, and the appreciation rate should be higher than that of Wolixi.

So I don't recommend wolli creek or arncliff, because arncliff is still the real Middle East.