Those working and living in the Auckland area know how expensive and unrealistic the property market can be. Paying off a mortgage is incredibly difficult in the nation's largest city; ทาวน์เฮ้าส์มือสอง กรุงเทพ investment is risky and buying a first home in Auckland is nearly impossible. The conditions make it frustrating for anybody working or raising a family and wanting to own their own home.
It isn't a completely futile market though - further south of Auckland Central, there are some up and coming areas that buyers shouldn't ignore. Travelling the Southern Motorway, even living as far as Papakura only means a half hour drive till you reach Auckland Central. Even Manukau has homes at prices half that of the central city and its surrounding suburbs.
Manukau and Papakura offer a better lifestyle for families and better value with lower risk for investors. With a more rural setting the focus shifts away from small sections and high density housing to lifestyle blocks and family homes. For someone working in Auckland to support their family, a home further south is better value and has much more for the kids in terms of space.
Papakura offers everything a family needs. There are several schools in the area that cater for students at all levels with Rosehill College being the popular secondary education choice.
For investment, Papakura is currently experiencing a rate of growth three times as high as the rest of New Zealand. Opportunities are prevalent with residential and rural buys available to suit all budgets. If the suburb's prices keep trending the way they are any investment is sure to see a high return in the future. This growth has also seen more shops and amenities appear to cater for the population.
Manukau is a slightly more expensive option, but some prefer having the access to the larger CBD that the suburb boasts. Median prices also range severely depending on the area. Weymouth and Manurewa to the south see houses go for as little as 250,000 NZD for a two bedroom, but further north and along the Tamaki Strait house prices rise as high as 600,000.
You don't need to live in Auckland to work there, and many have seen huge improvements in their lifestyle, stress level and their bank account by choosing to buy in some of the prime areas of the region instead of renting in the city. If you are looking for a way to escape the ordeal of living in Auckland Central but still want to work for the bigger dollars that the city offers, consider moving to Papakura or Manukau for good access to the city, great prices and the best opportunities in the area.
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