Adelaide 房产趋势Somerton Park 最强！

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Adelaide home price median rises to $382,000. Adelaide house prices have risen by more than 6 per cent in the past year and further strong growth is forecast for the year ahead. Official Valuer-General figures, released, reveal the metropolitan median price rose 6.25 per cent to $382,500 in the December quarter 2009, compared to the same period in 2008.



Across the state the improvement was almost as dramatic, with a 5.77 per cent increase to $352,000. A year ago, the annual increases were only 1.4 per cent for the Adelaide metropolitan area and 4 per cent for the state as a whole.



The latest results impressed Real Estate Institute of SA (REISA), who said the figures were particularly promising given the Federal Government's First Home Owners Boost was halved during the December quarter.



A statement released by REISA said; "this clearly demonstrates the faith people have in investing in bricks and mortar, and the reliability of the property market in Adelaide and South Australia," REISA said. "It gives us plenty of confidence that the property market will continue to grow now the boost has finished and we have reverted back to the existing $11,000 grants for established homes.



"People will still continue to enter the property market because they know it is a good investment, not because they get a one-off cash bonus."



Somerton Park topped the list with massive growth of 35.64 per cent on last year. The list was based on suburbs with 10 or more sales in the quarter. It was followed by Broadview (28.42 per cent) and Willaston (22.37 per cent). Western suburbs Clarence Gardens and Dover Gardens, and Burton in Adelaide's north, also made the list, increasing by 22.21 per cent, 21.93 per cent and 21.57 per cent respectively.



Describing Somerton Park as "ideal for families", Raine & Horne Glenelg Principal Ms Monika Bonet said “Someton Park had benefited from the price rises of neighbouring Glenelg, but most significantly the price rises are due to the increased spending on new builds in Somerton Park”.



"I think people have realised that Somerton Park has been a bit of a hidden secret for a little while," she said. "A lot of people try to go to Glenelg but because Glenelg has gone up so much people have started to look further a field, which has resulted in price rises hitting the adjacent beachside suburbs.”



"The beaches and the Somerton Life Saving Club cafe on the beach, makes sunset there absolutely gorgeous, and because Somerton beach is not as well-known as Glenelg it’s less busy."



Ms Bonet further commented on house price rises in the adjacent suburbs; “other peripheral suburbs such as Dover Gardens have also had good gains as Developers have been knocking over the ex Housing Trust Fibro homes situated on big blocks, and splitting the blocks to create new courtyard homes which create higher house prices.”

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