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Gungahlin, ACT 2912 Review
Gungahlin School Ranking
83/100
83/100
Naplan Percentile
96/100
96/100
ICSEA Percentile
| Schools | Type | Naplan Percentile | ICSEA Percentile |
|---|---|---|---|
| Burgmann Anglican School | Combined | 83 | 96 |
| Gungahlin College | Secondary | 0 | 0 |
Trends
Average price of house in Gungahlin have grown around -1.45% in last 3 months.
4.15%
Rental Yield
-0.65%
12 Month Growth
55
Number of Sales
Total Populations of Gungahlin
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Joshua
Gungahlin
Gungahlin College is government school in Gungahlin, ACT.
It is secondary school.
School ICSEA rank is 0 with ICSEA percentile of 0.
Total number of enrollment in school is 1113 and the number of teachers are 89.
You can get more details about school from their website http://www.gungahlincollege.act.edu.au.
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Gungahlin
Burgmann Anglican School is independent school in Gungahlin, ACT.
It is combined school.
School ICSEA rank is 4 with ICSEA percentile of 96.
Total number of enrollment in school is 1442 and the number of teachers are 132.
You can get more details about school from their website http://www.burgmann.act.edu.au.
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Ronie
Sam2018
Gungahlin
Hello All I have a query. I purchased my 1st property (PPOR) with the intention as IP, a townhouse in Canberra one of the newer Gungahlin suburb Moncrieff, i've been living there for almost 2 years now.
Location wise, the unit is very close to local school, and 5min drive gungahlin town center, 5m to the light rail station, ~15km to city center.
I also paid 500k for it with 3/2/2, i think i've made a wrong choice of purchasing a townhouse as body corp cost, rate & land tax is too high of cost to managed.
Few weeks ago my neighbor sold his place for 485k, not only it didn't made any capital gain in past 2 years but the value of the place has depreciated too. The current rental price can fetch around $550 - $570 per wk.
Currently i'm paying $1800 per month on my mortgage.
What would you do if you were in my position?
1) do you move out and rent the townhouse out, and hoping in about 2 - 3 years it might gain some values? and gain some benefit from tax claim?
2) sell it and absorb large losses now? Looking for suggestions.
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