Ballajura prononciation was spot on mate, Baldivis is Bell-die-viss! What is it with your big house on tiny block preference? I'd prefer land size over house size.
My parents live in Ballajura! I used to live in Perth before I moved to Sydney. The best thing about it is that you can live somewhere decent within 30 mins drive from the city. The south of the river is usually a bit more expensive (and posh) than north of the river. Perth is great for families, it's a bit more laidback.
Have a look at Geelong and the Surf Coast of Victoria. About an hour from Melbourne…via highway or the train. Loads of people move down there for more space for their money, or find jobs down there….surrounded by beaches and the famous surf beach Bells Beach, and the start of the Great Ocean Road.
Person I sit next to lives in Baldivis. We work in the CBD and it regularly takes 70min + to get home leaving at 3.30pm to give you an idea what peak hr does to traffic here. BUT people in that area have a tendency to work around Kwinana or Freo rather than the city.
@@last_samurai6690 Armadale gets a bit of a bad rap, though the people that live there including my cousin have no issues. Historically Armadale, Kelmscott, Gosnells were terrible areas in the south along with Girraween, Balga and Koondoola in the north. It really depends on what your willing to tolerate and what kind of people you get along with. I'm not the most social and don't get along great with very bogan people (despite growing up in a very bogan area) so would personally avoid Armadale, Kwinana, Wellard, Gosnells, Meriwa, parts of Clarkson, parts of Girraween and Balga. BUT I also know plenty of people who live in those areas and love them. They are also the suburbs with the bigger blocks unless they have already been developed. So it can be worth tolerating for the 800m block and cashing in during the next property boom to subdivide.
@@hez_am_i2448 thanks. Thats quite comprehensive. I am a bit of an introvert and so is my wife, so we really do not socialise much. Any neighbourhood is ok for us provided it is safe and not much drugs as we have younger kids. Thats why when I ask a question I frame it as areas to avoid rather than good areas. Will search outside the areas you mentioned and see what we can find. Mu idea of Perth is a house under 400k.
Dont ever change your style of vids Ross, love your sense of humour!! I actually know someone from the US that might benefit from True Blue Migration Services, will definitely share the details from your description box and of course share your channel link as you truly are a one stop "shop" for anyone considering moving to Oz so cheers👍
Perth house prices have sky rocked in the last 2 years. There are posh houses south of the river Bicton, Attadale, Ardross, Applecross & Mount Pleasant. Also if you have a pool or a Spa or Jacuzzi you need to have a child proof fence around it by law.
Son just built in Dayton which is a new developing suburb. We're looking to buy one later in the year. Prices around $450k will get a new house 3×2 plus double garage. Small yards and close neighbours are a downside.
Can’t wait till I move to Aus, I’m 21 now and deciding on whether I attempt the move when I’m about 24 or get on the property ladder in Britain first and move later down the line. Your vids are a great help learning about the process Ross, keep smashing it🇬🇧🇦🇺
My advise would be don't bother buying in the UK, save up as much as you can so you have a decent sized deposit for a house here. To save on certain mortgage fees and the need to take out mortgage insurance, the bigger the deposit the better.
Solar heating on the pool is a system that heats the water similar to solar hot water for a house. Sort of hoses on the roof of the house, to warm the water. It makes the pool useful for more of the year.
We did find that unless you paid well for your property, you will be surrounded by rental properties. These can, not always, bring alot of social issues. Loud parties and neighbours, dogs barking night and day as kept in back yards all their days, etc. If a property appears cheap there is normally a good reason for it!!!! I speak from bitter experience!!!!
Perth is Awesome. Lots of variations in prices of property. There’s been heaps of new suburbs pop up in the last few years. 😁 there’s also heaps of public parks here. They’re everywhere. I’m in Rockingham not far from Byford. 5 mins to the beach.
@@last_samurai6690 lots of beautiful areas around Rockingham. Price wise I’d avoid areas along the Swan River. The whole of Perth is family friendly. It’s a safe area. Stunning beaches, foreshore and Sunsets anywhere along the coast of WA. Heaps of work.
Also.. New Zealand is ON FIRE 🔥 at the moment - a liveable house is close to 1 Million, everything costs and arm and a leg, income is ~ok~ , medical is either too expensive or slower than death. A lot of kiwis are moving to Australia as the system is a catastrophic failure here. Despite the mutual 'trans-tasman' benefits (actually Austrlians have more privilege under) and population difference, there's still 10x more kiwis in Australia then Australians in NZ. The new gen will never be able to settle like this. Planning the move to Brizzie (as working professionals)! Love it based off of your videos! Thanks for uploading.
Kia Ora fellow Kiwi. I moved from Auckland in the nineties to Melbourne and then Brizzie and ZOMG the house prices now are crazy. My bro still lives there and moved out of Auckland for only 2-3 years and in that time he was outpriced by the market and couldn't afford to buy another house there. He's now in Matamata but it's still so expensive.
Been following your content as Im thinking of moving to Australia myself. Did you guys move to Perth? Any regrets due to it's geographic isolation. I myself am looking at Perth. Keep up the great work. You have a lovely family, wishing you the best from Canada!
@@marzpro2818 : Im on the "wrong side of the Westgate" but brought up in City of Casey aint no one moving out of Vic around here. Prices have sky rocked all over Melbourne.
And Sydney is even more expensive still. Be lucky to get a one or two bedroom apartment for the money mentioned in the video. For that price you are looking for a cheaper house in Adelaide, Darwin, Hobart or a regional centre. They can be great places to live but they are more isolated and when the economy falters jobs can be tricky to find for one partner and very difficult for two. See: www.domain.com.au/research/house-price-report/march-2021/
@@brilliantbutblue I’m on the wrong side of the Westgate too and also grew up on the other side (City of Kingston). I can’t believe how cheap those WA properties are! I just sold my western burbs house (for $60k over the top limit of my range) to move back to their better side of the bridge (Mornington Peninsula actually). It was a battle to buy another house. Not enough stock and too much competition!
Our house was valued for £450k several years ago. That went up to almost £700k thos year 😳. (It was bought for £90k 20 years ago btw). The proces are crazy!!! Imagine the beautiful farm we can get in Australia for that!!! My dream is a smallholding where i can have more space for my goats, chickens and ducks!!! 😍
speaking from sydney. think seriously about the pool. 1 it costs .2 it will not be used much ,beaches everywhere.3 kids quickly ignore it. 4 pool water is cold ,5 chlorine can affect some. give it a miss.
You forgot to mention going to the pool supplies shop every fortnight to make a donation, and then have the joy of brushing and vacuuming the damm thing. And the joy of watching kids doing stupid stuff in the pool area, you don't want the little cherubs to drown. Best advice is DON'T buy a house with a dammed pool , if it's too hot turn the garden hose on and soak yourself.
Hey Ross! We are moving to Perth next year on a 190, so will have PR right away. We are homeowners in the UK so would like to buy ASAP in Aus. Would we have to rent for 3 months for payslips first before buying? How does it work? Thanks in advance for any help!
For most lenders you would need at least 3 months financial evidence. I'd also recommend spending as much time as you need to find out which areas you like and what you need for you family for the foreseeable future. You don't need to rush into any big decisions
Thinking if moving from Auckland. Choice between Perth and Adelaide. Question one is.... is Perth any cheaper than Adelaide? Two: are there parts of Perth to be avoided for families? In heard some parts of adelaide are not safe for families but haven't heard anything about Perth.
@@ThatJohnstonLife thats true. I was too simplistic. I am more concerned about safety atm. I work remotely, my wife is a teacher so I guess she can find a job anywhere if needed. We have kids. Thats all. Not into big cities. Mainly moving to afford a house. Auckland is too expensive for us.
Have lived in Perth all my life (Yes, we are all depraved here for not being close to the East side,,,Boo Hoo :). Had heard years back that many suburbs or areas in the northern parts of Perth is considered or called the little UK. As apparently many UK expats have moved and congregated in certain areas up there. Before CVD19 came, Perth had many cheap flights and holidays to Asia like Bali. And yes,, potentially just one flight away to London,,lol FYI, Perth and WA is needing nurses and medical staff, and cops. So maybe a good way to get here.
Yeah I moved to the ocean keys area as the first time I had ever lived NOR - going to the shops was an experience. EVERYONE spoke with some kind of UK or South Afrikan accent it was wild.
Cant be that desperate for Nurses, a friend from US (Nurse) has applied over 12mths ago to come work here, still "processing" l think l might send her the link for True Blue Migration Services that Ross has mentioned and get her onto this channel because its literally a one stop shop for what to expect coming to Oz👍
Hey Johnston, I have a PhD in Engineering from Queen Mary University London. I wanted to come to Perth. Can you give me a good tip on how to land in a Lecturer job in Perth? I love your video clips. They are hilarious. House prices are attractive.
Can you or any Aussies on here help me. I want to move to aus and always thought Queensland was the best for me. what I want is pretty much all year heat and sun with a nice breeze every so often. I want to be close to the beach and not far from the city with good public transport, bit of nightlife, restaurants bars and just stuff to do in general. Don’t want it to be too full on busy tho. Cheers👍
I dunno. . . Sounds like you might wanna give Perth a look. I'm a Perth native, so if you've got any queries ask away, I reckon I could sell Perth to just about anyone :D
Here that 'nice breeze' is called the Freo doctor. . . Comes in around 4-5pm and flushes away the summer heat for the evening. . . Our summers can get a bit intense (a few weeks of 45°C+) and it a MUCH drier heat than Brissy humidity. But it's a Mediterranean climate so our winters are awesome. Only rains like 4 weeks of the year. Plenty of night life, with all sorts of scenes. Can go to northies if you wanna get trashed and hookup or you could nip over to Freo and head to one of the millions of dive bars (I go squidding on the south mole then just take a 15 minute walk to one of the bars and just ask the chef to do up some calamari rings for something to nibble on whilst I pound vodka cokes lol). Joe's juice joint is a personal fav of mine and is voted one of the best dive bars in the world. . . Oh and no matter where you are you'll always be close to the beach, that's just a byproduct of living in Australia :D It's busy enough that you'll always be meeting new people, but chill enough that any variation of a wait time is basically nonexistent.
You should do one for Sydney! Most people live in Sydney or Melbourne and our prices are through the roof. Lots of people can’t/don’t want to live in WA because there are lots less opportunities for work.
@@carolinecarter5703 I don't think there's anything wrong with Perth. I just think it's funny how people sometimes have very strong opinions about other cities around Australia
I left last year after 10 years … never worked as hard in my life and was going nowhere … sorry but that’s how I found it .. over priced and boring ( joondalup)
Joondalup and all those suburbs north are boring ..I live in the cannington area and it's a totally different buzz. Much busier .feels more like Sydney and Melbourne suburbs. More food ,entertainment etc. Feels very lonely at night up northern suburbs lol
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Ballajura prononciation was spot on mate, Baldivis is Bell-die-viss! What is it with your big house on tiny block preference? I'd prefer land size over house size.
I'm all for land. Don't want to live backing on to your neighbours. Might as well live with them
I lived in South Perth on the Swan river and Baldivis. Houses in both areas are stunning!!!
Cannot wait to move back to Australia one day!
My parents live in Ballajura! I used to live in Perth before I moved to Sydney. The best thing about it is that you can live somewhere decent within 30 mins drive from the city. The south of the river is usually a bit more expensive (and posh) than north of the river. Perth is great for families, it's a bit more laidback.
Got to love the posh places. No-one wants to live like a peasant
I see houses for under 400k in Perth. Would these all be on the less porch side of the river or?
Yep, Perth is awesome for families.
Your humour in this video is hilarious 🤣 , great vid, thanks for doing this!
Always love someone who appreciates my humour
Have a look at Geelong and the Surf Coast of Victoria. About an hour from Melbourne…via highway or the train. Loads of people move down there for more space for their money, or find jobs down there….surrounded by beaches and the famous surf beach Bells Beach, and the start of the Great Ocean Road.
Person I sit next to lives in Baldivis. We work in the CBD and it regularly takes 70min + to get home leaving at 3.30pm to give you an idea what peak hr does to traffic here. BUT people in that area have a tendency to work around Kwinana or Freo rather than the city.
Ouch, the true cost of rush hour
Which part of Perth is not safe for families? Been thinking of moving to Perth. Auckland is way out of reach
@@last_samurai6690 Armadale gets a bit of a bad rap, though the people that live there including my cousin have no issues. Historically Armadale, Kelmscott, Gosnells were terrible areas in the south along with Girraween, Balga and Koondoola in the north.
It really depends on what your willing to tolerate and what kind of people you get along with. I'm not the most social and don't get along great with very bogan people (despite growing up in a very bogan area) so would personally avoid Armadale, Kwinana, Wellard, Gosnells, Meriwa, parts of Clarkson, parts of Girraween and Balga. BUT I also know plenty of people who live in those areas and love them. They are also the suburbs with the bigger blocks unless they have already been developed. So it can be worth tolerating for the 800m block and cashing in during the next property boom to subdivide.
@@hez_am_i2448 thanks. Thats quite comprehensive. I am a bit of an introvert and so is my wife, so we really do not socialise much. Any neighbourhood is ok for us provided it is safe and not much drugs as we have younger kids. Thats why when I ask a question I frame it as areas to avoid rather than good areas. Will search outside the areas you mentioned and see what we can find. Mu idea of Perth is a house under 400k.
Dont ever change your style of vids Ross, love your sense of humour!! I actually know someone from the US that might benefit from True Blue Migration Services, will definitely share the details from your description box and of course share your channel link as you truly are a one stop "shop" for anyone considering moving to Oz so cheers👍
At least someone finds me funny lol. Appreciate you taking the time to forward the migration details too
Perth house prices have sky rocked in the last 2 years. There are posh houses south of the river Bicton, Attadale, Ardross, Applecross & Mount Pleasant. Also if you have a pool or a Spa or Jacuzzi you need to have a child proof fence around it by law.
Son just built in Dayton which is a new developing suburb. We're looking to buy one later in the year. Prices around $450k will get a new house 3×2 plus double garage. Small yards and close neighbours are a downside.
I think it's tough to get a larger block nowadays
Can’t wait till I move to Aus, I’m 21 now and deciding on whether I attempt the move when I’m about 24 or get on the property ladder in Britain first and move later down the line. Your vids are a great help learning about the process Ross, keep smashing it🇬🇧🇦🇺
My advise would be don't bother buying in the UK, save up as much as you can so you have a decent sized deposit for a house here. To save on certain mortgage fees and the need to take out mortgage insurance, the bigger the deposit the better.
Thank you for this information, mate. This will help us a lot in deciding between Perth and Queensland.
Glad it helps
Gosh I wish you existed when I emigrated. When I came no internet. Love your videos. I have now retired here. Great place to live.
Thanks Marian 👍
Solar heating on the pool is a system that heats the water similar to solar hot water for a house. Sort of hoses on the roof of the house, to warm the water. It makes the pool useful for more of the year.
Thanks for that
Looking forward to that building-your-own-house video!
We did find that unless you paid well for your property, you will be surrounded by rental properties. These can, not always, bring alot of social issues. Loud parties and neighbours, dogs barking night and day as kept in back yards all their days, etc. If a property appears cheap there is normally a good reason for it!!!! I speak from bitter experience!!!!
Got to check out the areas first for sure!
Perth is Awesome. Lots of variations in prices of property. There’s been heaps of new suburbs pop up in the last few years. 😁 there’s also heaps of public parks here. They’re everywhere. I’m in Rockingham not far from Byford. 5 mins to the beach.
Sounds awesome, thanks for the tip
@@ThatJohnstonLife Perth is very safe and family friendly.
Is Rockingham a nice area ? I see decent houses for under 400k. Also are there areas in Perth to avoid, for a family. Thx
@@last_samurai6690 lots of beautiful areas around Rockingham. Price wise I’d avoid areas along the Swan River. The whole of Perth is family friendly. It’s a safe area. Stunning beaches, foreshore and Sunsets anywhere along the coast of WA. Heaps of work.
@@julzhunt7790 thanks i will look around and see the cheapest area, if they re all safe. I am running away from crazy Auckland
Also.. New Zealand is ON FIRE 🔥 at the moment - a liveable house is close to 1 Million, everything costs and arm and a leg, income is ~ok~ , medical is either too expensive or slower than death. A lot of kiwis are moving to Australia as the system is a catastrophic failure here. Despite the mutual 'trans-tasman' benefits (actually Austrlians have more privilege under) and population difference, there's still 10x more kiwis in Australia then Australians in NZ. The new gen will never be able to settle like this. Planning the move to Brizzie (as working professionals)! Love it based off of your videos! Thanks for uploading.
Trans Tasman benefits 😅😅 Jacinda locks us out of NZ the moment someone coughs in Australia 👍
Ouch!! That sounds so expensive!
Kia Ora fellow Kiwi. I moved from Auckland in the nineties to Melbourne and then Brizzie and ZOMG the house prices now are crazy. My bro still lives there and moved out of Auckland for only 2-3 years and in that time he was outpriced by the market and couldn't afford to buy another house there. He's now in Matamata but it's still so expensive.
@@nikkibhashkar6327 your bro is probably my boss. Moved to matamata from west Auckland lols.
@@last_samurai6690 OMG 🤣 you're probably right, especially if you recognise the surname. It's fairly unique
Been following your content as Im thinking of moving to Australia myself. Did you guys move to Perth? Any regrets due to it's geographic isolation. I myself am looking at Perth. Keep up the great work. You have a lovely family, wishing you the best from Canada!
Thanks for your support Atit. We're in Brisbane
Go to the Gold Coast .. far more to do
Hi Ross, any chance of a Melbourne video please?
It's on the to do list
Gosh, imagine what we could get in Perth!
and better weather
Mansion
@@teestees1115 and the beaches and sunsets😁 heaps of space.
Perth has a stunning skyline. Lived here for 40 years. 😁👍🏼
Wow…I knew Melbourne was expensive but it really just hit me . most of the houses you showed would be at least double the price here!! 😢
Hi from Western Suburbs Melbourne, AGREED👍
@@brilliantbutblue I’m in the south east and I still think prices will go up crazy even if people leave the state after covid
@@marzpro2818 : Im on the "wrong side of the Westgate" but brought up in City of Casey aint no one moving out of Vic around here. Prices have sky rocked all over Melbourne.
And Sydney is even more expensive still. Be lucky to get a one or two bedroom apartment for the money mentioned in the video. For that price you are looking for a cheaper house in Adelaide, Darwin, Hobart or a regional centre. They can be great places to live but they are more isolated and when the economy falters jobs can be tricky to find for one partner and very difficult for two. See:
www.domain.com.au/research/house-price-report/march-2021/
@@brilliantbutblue I’m on the wrong side of the Westgate too and also grew up on the other side (City of Kingston). I can’t believe how cheap those WA properties are! I just sold my western burbs house (for $60k over the top limit of my range) to move back to their better side of the bridge (Mornington Peninsula actually). It was a battle to buy another house. Not enough stock and too much competition!
Our house was valued for £450k several years ago. That went up to almost £700k thos year 😳. (It was bought for £90k 20 years ago btw). The proces are crazy!!! Imagine the beautiful farm we can get in Australia for that!!! My dream is a smallholding where i can have more space for my goats, chickens and ducks!!! 😍
Sounds like you want to sell up already
Omg this was so funny the true Aussie homes of Australia
That should be it's own show on TV
Probly do with a little updateing? , can we see pics of your place in the UK? And what you sold that for?
We didn't do that up at all, especially once we knew we were going to move. It sold for a little over £300k
speaking from sydney. think seriously about the pool. 1 it costs .2 it will not be used much ,beaches everywhere.3 kids quickly ignore it.
4 pool water is cold ,5 chlorine can affect some. give it a miss.
You forgot to mention going to the pool supplies shop every fortnight to make a donation, and then have the joy of brushing and vacuuming the damm thing. And the joy of watching kids doing stupid stuff in the pool area, you don't want the little cherubs to drown. Best advice is DON'T buy a house with a dammed pool , if it's too hot turn the garden hose on and soak yourself.
Perth is different to Sydney, they have actual summers in Perth. The pool will get used a lot.
Hey Ross! We are moving to Perth next year on a 190, so will have PR right away. We are homeowners in the UK so would like to buy ASAP in Aus. Would we have to rent for 3 months for payslips first before buying? How does it work? Thanks in advance for any help!
For most lenders you would need at least 3 months financial evidence. I'd also recommend spending as much time as you need to find out which areas you like and what you need for you family for the foreseeable future. You don't need to rush into any big decisions
I'd love you to do one of these for sydney / newcastle area NSW
I may even so seperate ones for each
@@ThatJohnstonLife sounds good my husband just waiting on a job offer we have the option of Sydney and Newcastle area
Gas bayonet- it's the connection for a gas heater. Usually in the lounge/family room only.
Thanks Lynette
Thinking if moving from Auckland. Choice between Perth and Adelaide. Question one is.... is Perth any cheaper than Adelaide? Two: are there parts of Perth to be avoided for families? In heard some parts of adelaide are not safe for families but haven't heard anything about Perth.
I think there are good and bad aspects to all cities, you need to be asking more questions than this, like can you get a job where you want to go?
@@ThatJohnstonLife thats true. I was too simplistic. I am more concerned about safety atm. I work remotely, my wife is a teacher so I guess she can find a job anywhere if needed. We have kids. Thats all. Not into big cities. Mainly moving to afford a house. Auckland is too expensive for us.
Not much issue with safety for families in Perth in general. Some might say give the Rockingham area a miss but that would be about it.
Have lived in Perth all my life (Yes, we are all depraved here for not being close to the East side,,,Boo Hoo :). Had heard years back that many suburbs or areas in the northern parts of Perth is considered or called the little UK. As apparently many UK expats have moved and congregated in certain areas up there.
Before CVD19 came, Perth had many cheap flights and holidays to Asia like Bali. And yes,, potentially just one flight away to London,,lol
FYI, Perth and WA is needing nurses and medical staff, and cops. So maybe a good way to get here.
Great info. Thanks Peter
Yeah I moved to the ocean keys area as the first time I had ever lived NOR - going to the shops was an experience. EVERYONE spoke with some kind of UK or South Afrikan accent it was wild.
Cant be that desperate for Nurses, a friend from US (Nurse) has applied over 12mths ago to come work here, still "processing" l think l might send her the link for True Blue Migration Services that Ross has mentioned and get her onto this channel because its literally a one stop shop for what to expect coming to Oz👍
I remember that areas south of Freo were called "Pomsville" particularly around Rockingham.
@@lyndonmaddison5860 lol....yep, thats Rockingham in a nutshell......there are a LOT of Poms here.
Hey Johnston, I have a PhD in Engineering from Queen Mary University London. I wanted to come to Perth. Can you give me a good tip on how to land in a Lecturer job in Perth?
I love your video clips. They are hilarious. House prices are attractive.
Contact the universities directly and check on seek.com.au
Million Thanks. I am an Australian, I do not want Visa to come there and work. I will do that.
We are looking at moving to Perth, would you recommend renting until you get pr and then Buying?
Yes. Lot of extra fees if you don't have PR
@@ThatJohnstonLife that is so good to know! Will definitely remember this.
You’re still in Brisbane right?
Yes, just showing the house prices in different cities around Australia
Can you or any Aussies on here help me. I want to move to aus and always thought Queensland was the best for me. what I want is pretty much all year heat and sun with a nice breeze every so often. I want to be close to the beach and not far from the city with good public transport, bit of nightlife, restaurants bars and just stuff to do in general. Don’t want it to be too full on busy tho. Cheers👍
Go Goldie bro
I dunno. . . Sounds like you might wanna give Perth a look. I'm a Perth native, so if you've got any queries ask away, I reckon I could sell Perth to just about anyone :D
Here that 'nice breeze' is called the Freo doctor. . . Comes in around 4-5pm and flushes away the summer heat for the evening. . .
Our summers can get a bit intense (a few weeks of 45°C+) and it a MUCH drier heat than Brissy humidity. But it's a Mediterranean climate so our winters are awesome. Only rains like 4 weeks of the year.
Plenty of night life, with all sorts of scenes. Can go to northies if you wanna get trashed and hookup or you could nip over to Freo and head to one of the millions of dive bars (I go squidding on the south mole then just take a 15 minute walk to one of the bars and just ask the chef to do up some calamari rings for something to nibble on whilst I pound vodka cokes lol).
Joe's juice joint is a personal fav of mine and is voted one of the best dive bars in the world. . .
Oh and no matter where you are you'll always be close to the beach, that's just a byproduct of living in Australia :D
It's busy enough that you'll always be meeting new people, but chill enough that any variation of a wait time is basically nonexistent.
Perth can be a tad chilly in winter.
QLD sounds like the best spot for you. Possibly WA. Sydney is too expensive so don’t even bother😂goodluck!
You should do one for Sydney! Most people live in Sydney or Melbourne and our prices are through the roof. Lots of people can’t/don’t want to live in WA because there are lots less opportunities for work.
I don't think you'd get much for the average price. I may have to compare London and Sydney
I’ve lived in Guildford, Rivervale and Victoria Park. Great suburbs and can highly recommend them.
In Australia only children use bath tubs. Adults shower
And when your a 6'5" bloke you don't even get the option lol
That's not true.
Perth has weather similar to Sydney
No way! Perth has hot, very dry summers, Sydney goes into sauna mode in summer (I.e Sydney is subtropical, Perth absolutely Mediterranean)
Perth is a bit warmer than Sydney overall and less rain
Decent value for money... but the downside is you would be living in Perth. 😏
Lols
Can I ask what is wrong with Perth... I don't know much about that particular area of oz
@@carolinecarter5703 I don't think there's anything wrong with Perth. I just think it's funny how people sometimes have very strong opinions about other cities around Australia
@@carolinecarter5703 Type "Perth Cashed Up Bogan" in to Google... Should be enough to give you some insight. 😜
And I thought we were king of the bogans up here in QLD
Property spruiking.....you really have become Australian.....
I'll do the next video with a xxxx gold just to make it "really" Australian
‘Ba lad dura’
I have no idea
400k ish is over budget, then i dont know what to make about mel and syd
I think I'm going to struggle making a similar video there
I left last year after 10 years … never worked as hard in my life and was going nowhere … sorry but that’s how I found it .. over priced and boring ( joondalup)
Joondalup and all those suburbs north are boring ..I live in the cannington area and it's a totally different buzz. Much busier .feels more like Sydney and Melbourne suburbs. More food ,entertainment etc. Feels very lonely at night up northern suburbs lol