In some areas you can find townhouses and units selling for similar prices. Assuming all things are equal (size and dollar wise), I would nearly always err towards the townhouse.
There are less of them around and the complexes are often smaller, so capital growth will probably be better. In addition, a townhouse usually has more outdoor space than a unit. Often the strata levies are considerably lower as smaller complexes generally have less common areas and no expensive facilities like pools and gyms.
Of course, if it is a view you are after, you have a better chance of finding one in a multi-story apartment complex than a townhouse.
For more information on buying property in Sydney go to www.gooddeeds.com.au.
There are less of them around and the complexes are often smaller, so capital growth will probably be better. In addition, a townhouse usually has more outdoor space than a unit. Often the strata levies are considerably lower as smaller complexes generally have less common areas and no expensive facilities like pools and gyms.
Of course, if it is a view you are after, you have a better chance of finding one in a multi-story apartment complex than a townhouse.
For more information on buying property in Sydney go to www.gooddeeds.com.au.
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