Adelaide, the capital of South Australia, is a pearl in southern Australia with a beautiful view and is known as "Little Western Europe." Adelaide is Australia's fifth-largest city, with more than 65% of the population living in the north (terrain determines this: the sea on the left, the mountain on the right, the mountain on the south or the mountain).
The best area in the north, Medindie.
The best area in the north is no doubt that Medindie, belongs to one of the three good areas of City of Prospect, Adelaide, with an average house price of 1,308,000 in 2008. The other two good areas are Rose Park and Unley Park, although Springfield,Kingston Park is also a super good area. Medindie is close to North Adelaide, but it's very quiet and low-key. It's also a feature of other super-great areas, low-key and gorgeous, and many of the houses inside look like castles.
Adelaide number one area, Prospect.
Next to Medindie is the area of Prospect, which is almost the largest area in Adelaide, nearly four times the size of many other areas on the map, and the largest number of transactions in South Australia every year. The second is the newly developed district of Mawson Lakes.Prospect, 5 kilometers from the city, belonging to the old rich (rich, not super-rich), and there are two schools in Adelaide that rank very well. In 2008, the average house price was 498,500, which was not high. But considering that Prospect is too big and houses are generally old (mostly around 1920), the price is no longer easy.
Chinese Central District Mawson Lakes
And then the Mawson Lakes, which the Chinese love very much, belongs to City of Salisbury.. The biggest benefit of this area is that it is brand-new, formerly a swamp, and later developed by Delfin, a very good developer, into a new concept community in Australia at that time. The planning is perfect, and all aspects are the latest and best in South Australia and even Australia. The downside is that the price is expensive, but the average house price in the area is not expensive, with only 422,500 in 2008, but given that the Mawson Lakes house is generally half the size of the rest of the area, it is already quite expensive.
Affordable Salisbury
Then Big Salisbury, said that the big Salisbury, is because Salisbury contains a lot of areas, such as Salisbury Heights,Salisbury Downs,Salisbury East,Salisbury West, and these areas are almost the same. Except for Salisbury Heights, the prices are very cheap, and most of them are less than 300000. It is the first choice for many young people. In addition, Salisbury recently developed a lot of land, very suitable for the construction of new houses, such as Parafield Garden ah, Mawson Lakes and so on.
Poor area
Speaking of the impoverished areas, we should also mention the well-known Vietnamese district of the Adelaide Chinese Circle, which basically covers some surburb, in the northwest of city, such as Croydon,Woodville,Kilkenny,Athol Park,Mansfield Park, and so on. It is said that it was the place used by the government to resettle Vietnamese refugees. Many of the Shopping Centre, banks where you went to these places had a lot of faces in Vietnam, the house prices were cheap, most of them were in the early three hundred thousand's, security was very bad, and many new immigrants did not know the inside information. I felt that it was not far from the city, so I bought a house at a cheap price, and I regret it later.
Middle class typical area
Next is the northeast area, such as Paradise,Hillcrest,Windsor Garden all the way to Modbury and even Golden Grove, is basically linked by a o-bahn, o-bahn is a kind of light rail-like track. But the above car can drive on the ordinary road again, I do not know clearly, only to have seen. These areas are typical of the middle class, well priced, accessible and suitable for ordinary office workers. The Adelaide rich place is then the east of Adelaide, where the Adelaide rich people gather and randomly take out a few districts that are full of thunder, and the Norwood,Burnside,Kingston Park,St Peters,Toorak garden,Glenunga is a first-line rich area, and there is nothing to introduce. All have a long history of good areas, here are also concentrated in Adelaide the best several primary schools, the natural environment is very good, the humanities environment is also very good, the quality of residents is very high, very suitable for Chinese living, of course, these areas also have a lot of Korean immigrants.
Southern suburb area
If there is a car, in fact, there are some good communities in the southern suburbs, mainly south of Marion, such as Hallett Cove,Happy Valley,Sheidow Park, with beautiful scenery, complete maturity, good public order, and a lot of them are large areas with a population of tens of thousands. It can be seen that they are loved by the middle class of foreigners. It is said that in the far suburbs, in fact, it is about 20 to 30 kilometers by car to City, because the total population of Adelaide is not very large, so the traffic is still convenient, and driving to the city during rush hour is about an hour or so. It is not a half-hour rush hour, and the house here is generally not expensive. It is worth mentioning that Hallett Cove, is a very beautiful community, with a lot of land on the seaside, thousands of land areas, and a very new sea-view mansion on the second floor. When I saw it in 2016, it was roughly between 150 and 2 million, and if it wasn't a sea view, 50- seven hundred thousand could buy thousands of square meters of second-hand House, with a very high price-to-price ratio, but after all, these places are far from City and are only suitable for self-habitation. Is not suitable for investment, especially rental, basic rental can not go out.
How about living in City?
Compared with Melbourne and Adelaide's City, Adelaide's City is the first and second, and lacks the vested sense of a modern city. If life is convenient, it is in fact almost the same as living in Suburb. Anyway, you have to drive, except bars and restaurants. It's just that if you go to City, it's a little more convenient. Adelaide City, like Sydney and Melbourne, is dominated by apartment Apartment, but the difference is that there aren't many high-quality residential buildings, so I'm not inclined to live in City. And Adelaide City has a very unique view, in the southwest corner of City, there is a very large cemetery, right in front of Sturt Street, although the cemetery is not as gloomy as that in China, but it is also not a pleasant view, is it? Fortunately, there are no residential buildings facing the cemeteries (except for a hotel), otherwise they really become the sea view, you buy the tombs.
Although it is said that living in City for a long time is not good, but in fact, Adelaide's City, is not bad in all aspects. If you look at the Adelaide Subrub ranking in the next paragraph, you will find that the City ranking is still very high. This is because the people who live here are good at both income and education, and the security of Adelaide City is much better than that of Sydney and Melbourne, and it's a big plus, and, If it is a rental-based investment purchase, then City is really a good choice, house prices are not high rent, but also worry about renting out, some one-bedroom or two-bedroom apartments do not have parking space, for rent, is not a big problem.
Finally, how to compare the community, new immigrants should pay special attention to the words, after all, not familiar with the city, before choosing to look at the residents living here on the evaluation of this area is still very helpful. You can go to http://australia51.com/suburbsRating/Adelaide/, here is a comprehensive ranking of all Adelaide Suburb, the score is combined with community data and residents' evaluation, has a certain reference value, of course, field visits are also essential.
