Number of homes listed for sale in Woodroffe grown by 150 per cent
There has been a huge increase in the number of homes listed for sale in Woodroffe compared to last year. See what makes the suburb so special.
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Garry Casey has witnessed a lot of growth in his home suburb of Woodroffe.
As he prepares to make the move south, Mr Casey has reflected on his time in the Palmerston area since moving there in 1994.
“When I moved here there weren’t many houses there — it was sort of a new suburb being developed,” he said.
“Now it’s fully developed and nothing is spare.”
The PropTrack Spring Property Special shows that the number of new listings has increased the most in Woodroffe, where they are up 150 per cent compared to the same time last year.
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Mr Casey said he was very sad to be leaving the area.
“It’s been really good living here,” he said.
“It’s a quiet neighbourhood and is very friendly.”
Mr Casey’s property is at 24 Broadarrow Cct, Woodroffe is now up for sale, with the agent open to all offers.
“It’s a three-bedroom and you’ve got the spa, solar and a fully-fenced backyard,” he said
“It would be a good for a young family to start them off.”
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