Prime Development Opportunity - R3 Zoned

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Suitable for following Buyer Brief

Strategy Type: Buy & Hold

Investment Hold Period: Minimum 5 years

End Goal: Passive Income + Wealth Building + Tax Savings

Active or Passive Investing: Passive with minimum maintenance and ongoing involvement

Acquisition Objective: Accumulate self sustaining properties in growth areas for easy hold and get some equity to buy another one in 2 years.

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Location Highlights

• Proximity to CBD and Airport: Approximately 32 km southwest of Sydney's Central Business District, offering convenient access to urban amenities. Sydney Airport is approximately 40 km away, facilitating domestic and international travel.
• Shopping and Entertainment: Liverpool is a commercial hub featuring Westfield Liverpool, a major shopping center with a wide range of retail stores, dining options, and entertainment facilities. The suburb also offers various local shops, cafes, and restaurants, contributing to a vibrant community atmosphere.
• Educational Precincts: The suburb hosts several educational institutions, including Liverpool Public School, Liverpool Girls High School, and Liverpool Boys High School, catering to primary and secondary education needs. Additionally, the University of Wollongong's Liverpool campus offers tertiary education opportunities.
• Parks and Recreation: Liverpool features numerous parks and recreational areas, covering nearly 16.7% of its total area. Notable green spaces include Bigge Park and the Georges River Walk, providing residents with outdoor leisure options.
• Healthcare Facilities: Liverpool is home to Liverpool Hospital, a major public teaching hospital offering comprehensive medical services. The suburb also has various medical centers and clinics, ensuring residents have access to healthcare services.
• Restaurants and Cafes: A diverse range of dining options is available, including local cafes, restaurants, and eateries offering various cuisines, contributing to the suburb's vibrant culinary scene.
• Amenities: Liverpool offers essential services, including shopping centers, schools, healthcare facilities, and recreational areas, contributing to a well-rounded suburban lifestyle.
• Public Transport: The suburb is well-served by public transportation, with Liverpool Railway Station providing access to Sydney's train network. Multiple bus routes also operate within the area, facilitating convenient travel.
• Vacancy Rate: Approximately 2.14% of homes are rented, indicating a stable rental market. The median weekly rent for houses is $580, with a rental yield of 3.24%. Units have a median weekly rent of $500, yielding 5.30%.
• Supply and Demand: The median property price for houses is $930,000, with an annual capital growth of 13.41%. Units have a median price of $490,000, with a 3.15% annual growth. Houses spend an average of 110 days on the market, while units take about 145 days.
• Infrastructure Spending: Liverpool is undergoing significant infrastructure development, including the Western Sydney Aerotropolis project, which is expected to enhance the area's connectivity and economic prospects.
• Population Details: The population of Liverpool has grown from 24,094 in 2011 to 27,092 in 2016, reflecting a 12.4% increase. The predominant age group is 30-39 years.
• Employment Hubs: Liverpool's strategic location and ongoing developments position it as a growing employment hub, with opportunities in retail, healthcare, education, and emerging industries.

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Building & pest inspections, Title search, Flood, Bushfire, Easements, Soil type, Water & sewer, Stormwater, Subdivision compliance, Supply Demand stats review, Vacancy rates stats review, Contract review, Tenant agreement review.

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