Corelogic recently released its pain and gain report with Tree Gully having the highest rate of profit-marking resales at 99.1 per cent.
“This may reflect a surge in popularity across the northern suburbs of Adelaide through the current upswing, which present relatively affordable housing prices, alongside reasonable commutes to beaches and major employment hubs,” the report reads.
The properties that sold in the LGA during the June quarter have a median hold period of 9.5 years, with the total value of profit being $63,200,663 and the median profit being $150,000.
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