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Re:How the Car Keeps Americans Apart by linkregister on Friday July 20, 2018 @01:41AM (#17572750)
Why not move to a smaller city that is more affordable? Brisbane has software jobs and a lower cost of living.

Condos in Perth near the CBD are surprisingly very affordable, though there are fewer good jobs.

Re:How the Car Keeps Americans Apart by King-Aaron on Friday July 20, 2018 @02:10AM (#17572865)
Perth has a sickeningly low density of residents within the CBD, and as a result you can get some really good deals on apartments within a stones throw to the city. It's also got a pretty good 'small town' sort of atmosphere compared to other cities.

It's not exactly the most progressive of places, however. But personally I love it.

NB: I'm currently in the position of purchasing land in Perth and you can get some good sub-$200k deals on 350-400 square metre blocks within 20 minutes to the city too if you look around.

Re:How the Car Keeps Americans Apart by dbetteridge on Friday July 20, 2018 @04:47AM (#17573423)
Existing house or empty lot?

I'm looking in the near future so would be keen to know where to look.

Re:How the Car Keeps Americans Apart by King-Aaron on Friday July 20, 2018 @10:10PM (#17580370)
I'm looking at empty lots.
Re:How the Car Keeps Americans Apart by dbetteridge on Friday July 20, 2018 @04:44AM (#17573413)
Come work in Perth, if you're handy with web dev and don't mind learning some GIS skills I might be able to get you an interview :)