Clyde North

You don't want to live in Pakenham.

You want to live in Clyde North.

Right.

So, you know, the difference in price there might be 50, 60 grand.

What's up, Craig? My amazing story is about two months ago, my wife traded in her car, and we traded in down at Brighton.

So we're from Clyde North, and we traded in down at Brighton.

We got ourselves a nice new car.

The car we actually traded in happened to turn up two weeks later in the next street in Clyde from us.

Depending on where you buy the land.

So like Clyde North Officer, yeah, under $600,000, you can buy a decently large block of land, about 400, 450 square meters.

So you get that benefit where you save on that stamp duty.

So your overall package might be $750,000, $800,000, but if your land is $400,000 or $350,000, you're basically paying no stamp duty on that.

Babies keep wanting to buy their own houses.

And everyone wants to keep getting closer and closer to the city.

So people living in areas like Clyde North, Officer Pakenham right now, who are saying it's too far away, When their kids grow up and want to buy brand new houses, as first-home buyers, they'll be looking at suburbs past Nanagoon, you know, go all the way down to Moi, which is regional now.

But back in the day, Pakenham was considered regional.

It's amazing.

Now we've got, I believe, Ashley in Clyde North who wants us to guess the His accent.

Are you there, Ashley?

Yes, good morning, Fifi.

me here.

Clyde, no, Clyde North.

Clyde, I don't even know where's Clyde North.

Yeah, east of Melbourne.

East of

Good morning, Steve.

Out in the southeast of Melbourne, in Clyde North, we have got the giant wheelbarrow.

And it's gigantic.

It's 6.5 metres high by 15 metres long.