New South Wales
Newcastle, the No.2 city of New South Wales, continues to be under-rated by proeprty investors, despite its strong economy and solid record of real estate growth. It will continue to benefit from major new projects in the city, particularly those relating to the port and the upgrade of rail links from the Hunter Valley and the Gunnedah Basin to the port.
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