Craig

you're still seeing affordable options if buyers are patient, and that is the key to it.

And I love your idea of looking to Bridesmaids Suburbs for similar lifestyle benefits without that premium price tag that do still exist if you look for them.

Yes.

And with the way that the prices are tracking, I'd say without a doubt that we're going to see even more of the Perth suburbs cross that million dollar threshold before the end of the year.

Not sure if you agree on that or not, especially with such momentum behind the market and the buyer pressure that still seems to be pretty high.

They do say that contestants on the block, they face added pressure in Daylesford's falling market, building identical homes from scratch.

They say their challenge is to appeal broadly to investors, families and retirees by...

creating standout features that give their home the edge over the competition.

As you know, I don't watch TV reality shows, so I can't really weigh in on what has happened before on the block.

I'll talk to some people.

We don't give this a lot of airing on the Real Estate Podcast, but it's all true, isn't it?

They've really got to work hard, I think, in this sort of market.

Just give us a little bit of a breakdown on Daylesford for people around the country that don't know too much about it.

In fact, they might know nothing about it.

So just do the profile in terms of how many people live there, maybe some of the demographics.

We know what the median price is.

I'm guessing that there's not too many units there?

Yes, without a doubt.

Now, tell us a little bit about your property journey because you got into property relatively young.

You bought your first property at 21.