A shortlist should narrow the search, not pretend to predict the future.
This view compares suburbs against the buyer's budget, property type, time horizon and priorities. It brings four groups of evidence into one place: fundamentals, supply, demand and infrastructure.
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How to use it: compare the trade-offs, identify the areas worth investigating, then test individual properties against the brief.
Its limit: suburb-level data cannot tell you whether a particular street, pocket or property is the right purchase.
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