Again the prices quoted are for the most expensive developments. None of this is ordinary fringe development.
Tell me instead the typical infrastructure contributions, not the most expensive.
Are not the majority of developments on city fringes, that doesn't mean a fringe development, these are the high cost developments where greenfield land prices are high and expectations from both the buyers and authorities are high - if you want costs for a wink wink development at Thargominda that no one wants to buy then what will that prove.
I'm sure that there are some well priced blocks somewhere in the never never that no one wants, but who cares?
Are not the majority of developments on city fringes, that doesn't mean a fringe development, these are the high cost developments where greenfield land prices are high and expectations from both the buyers and authorities are high - if you want costs for a wink wink development at Thargominda that no one wants to buy then what will that prove.
I'm sure that there are some well priced blocks somewhere in the never never that no one wants, but who cares?
More nonsense. The prices you showed were price caps.....not average prices.
The NSW cap is 30k, but several years ago the average infrastructure contribution in NSW was 5k to 7k.
And remember for Vic and just about every other place in Aus....it's zero.
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Are not the majority of developments on city fringes, that doesn't mean a fringe development, these are the high cost developments where greenfield land prices are high and expectations from both the buyers and authorities are high - if you want costs for a wink wink development at Thargominda that no one wants to buy then what will that prove.
I'm sure that there are some well priced blocks somewhere in the never never that no one wants, but who cares?
More nonsense. The prices you showed were price caps.....not average prices.
The NSW cap is 30k, but several years ago the average infrastructure contribution in NSW was 5k to 7k.
And remember for Vic and just about every other place in Aus....it's zero.
Where on earth did you get that information from?
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No, if you failed to notice the Bears can actually point to real costs. Do it on the large scale and it is made very affordable. But if you like, we can raise price. You can do it expensively it you like. Sure you can do it, if you can find some greenfield that has been approved for development. If you can find anything around Melbourne the Greenfield it will be the equivalent of 100k per houseblock.
As has been pointed out and slips past you every time.
Oh no, the big bad developers has bought all the land possible to build a house on Remember people here keep reminding us Australia is not about to run out of land anytime soon?
Lets completely ignore the holding and other costs to turn those farms into approved greenfields.
I put trolls and time wasters on my ignore list so if I don't respond to you, you are probably on it ....
Oh no, the big bad developers has bought all the land possible to build a house on Remember people here keep reminding us Australia is not about to run out of land anytime soon?
Lets completely ignore the holding and other costs to turn those farms into approved greenfields.
That's an extremely stupid thing to say.
If you had a clue about anything, you'd know that mass developments only occur in the areas with the infrastructure heads nearby.
Wulfie... I only have two sockpuppets on this forum.
My socks are Count du Monet, and Audas.
Everyone else is Strindberg's sockpuppet.
Now, it's mohito time.
Cheers,
Frank.
Shadow- I suspected Count was your sock but audas?- sort of makes sense, the smarter twin for your other sock moops.
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No you weren't. You were talking about how much profit there is in new greenfield house and land packages. Last time I looked, house and land packages included a house
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