If I could move to any city in Australia what city would be the wisest move business wise?
I want to start a new small business but I am considering a move first, IF I were to make a move I want to choose the place that is going to give the most opportunities and growth into the future.
Oi cunt, I already live here but it's fucked where I live ey.
Daniel Cook
Melbourne is the best city in Australia for all purposes.
Mason Mitchell
Melbourne is full of Chinese who will rip you off and Somalis who will kill you.
Colton Murphy
Well this might be strange to you Veeky Forums, but I personally think that Tasmania is ripe for investment. The property over there is cheap as fuck and strategic locations in town centers can be had for less than 100k. That's potentially quite good customer numbers as populations swell and more people move from the main land to escape the cities.
A-at least that's my plan. I've already bought property there which I'll end up legally owning in ~a month as the contract becomes valid. I'm going to build a brick and mortar business after I renovate my property which should be a nice side business.
Landon Roberts
This is my plan to be honest.
Hunter Jenkins
I have been thinking about Melbourne, I can potentially start in Geelong as I can live there low cost thanks to family and build up my business (it is less competitive there) and then start making the move to Melbourne (only an hour away).
However... I have heard that Geelong is dying,.
Bentley Jenkins
>Chinese who will rip you off Rip me off selling what? Are they going to charge me $4 instead of $3 for my dumplings? Oh no.
>Somalis who will kill you Yeah, no.
>I have heard that Geelong is dying,. I have heard nothing like this.
It's definitely seen as the shitty side of Melbourne, and always has been, but i think thats bound to change.
The south eastern suburbs are worth the most at the moment. Inner north is currently picking up a lot. West is shitville.
If you could afford to move to Coburg North or around that area, it would be a much better bet than Geelong.