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Suburb Data with Damien & Jeremy
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EBS 4: Amenities | Nonsense for Picking Superior Growth
Suburb Data with Damien & Jeremy
1 hour
1 week ago
EBS 4: Amenities | Nonsense for Picking Superior Growth
Episode 4 busts the idea that buying near amenities delivers superior results. We compare suburbs with train stations, top schools, beaches, major shopping centres and airports over decades, and also rank suburbs by walk score, finding that price premiums do not translate into better capital growth or yield over time. Where a new amenity appears, any uplift is brief as prices adjust. We also test the claim that so-called A grade properties beat the median and show the gap narrows rather than widens. The message is simple. Treat amenities as price features, not growth engines, and focus instead on supply constraints, planning limits and real buyer competition. Timestamps:00:00 - Introduction00:55 - Amenities listed01:51 - Apples vs Oranges analogy05:06 - When a new amenity appears08:46 - Historical data10:35 - Sydney suburbs with and without train stations16:23 - Melbourne suburbs with and without train stations20:54 - Brisbane suburbs with and without train stations27:10 - Melbourne suburbs with good schools vs without30:25 - Sydney suburbs with beaches vs without34:32 - Suburbs near large shopping centres vs others36:45 - Sydney and Melbourne suburbs near airports vs others40:17 - Walkscore49:37 - Standard deviation of average as a percentage58:47 - Conclusion ============================================================= πŸŽ™οΈ Watch all Expert Busting episodes:https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWD8h9iMOyGg14F66DTdoZuS63mUJwJ82 πŸ“š Read the full data-backed articles:https://suburbdata.com.au/education-expert-busting/ πŸ”Ž Learn how to use Suburb Data to analyse property data:https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWD8h9iMOyGhDsFFEMdzP5fvfenYvbp0B ============================================================= Expert Busting SeriesA data-driven investigation into property myths.We fact-check bold claims, expose misleading advice, and reveal what the numbers actually say.Evidence over confidence. Data over hype. #expertbustingseries #propertymyths #australianproperty #propertyinvesting #datadriveninvesting #suburbdata #DSR #propertytruths #realestateinvesting ============================================================= DISCLAIMER:Please be aware that the content presented in this video is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. β€’ The information provided is not tailored to your individual circumstances, and we do not consider your specific financial situation.β€’ It is strongly recommended to consult with a qualified financial advisor or professional before making any financial decisions based on the content of this video, as we have neither offered nor provided legal, financial, or taxation advice to the Listener, Reader, or Viewer.β€’ We do not hold an Australian Financial Services Licence as defined by section 9 of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) and are not authorised to provide financial services.β€’ Any actions taken by viewers based on the information in this video are at their own risk.
Suburb Data with Damien & Jeremy