Suburbs To Avoid In Melbourne

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0:00 Introduction
0:34 Fundamentals of Good Suburbs
5:00 Characteristics of Bad Suburbs
9:57 Suburbs To Avoid
21:43 Conclusion

In this Video:

Suburbs to Avoid in Melbourne | What Buyers & Renters Need to Know

Description:

Not all suburbs are created equal — and in a city as large as Melbourne, knowing which areas to avoid can be just as important as knowing where to invest. In this video, we reveal the suburbs in Melbourne that are underperforming, struggling with poor infrastructure, high crime rates, stagnant growth, or overdevelopment.

Before you commit to a purchase or lease, make sure you're not walking into a property trap.

🏡 Inside this episode:
✅ Suburbs with high vacancy and rental oversupply
✅ Areas showing declining capital growth
✅ Crime hotspots and liveability concerns
✅ Infrastructure gaps and long-term risk indicators
✅ Red flags that turn off buyers and tenants alike

💡 Knowledge is your greatest asset. Avoid costly mistakes by knowing what not to buy — and where your money could be better spent.

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