Craig

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You know, what I find with house warmings these days didn't really used to be such a factor a while back, but now the new homeowners that are throwing the house warming, they get quite sloshed, you know, quite drunk because it's like so much relief to have actually got there.

It's, oh yeah, let's enjoy this and have a big night.

Now, you've got 34% of Perth suburbs, as I mentioned, in the Million Dollar Club, which just goes to show how rapidly things are shifting.

That combination of strong population growth and, as I mentioned, the shortage of new home builds, it really does seem to be the key driver behind all of it.

And what's encouraging is that even in these high median suburbs,

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.