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Leaving Sydney for a cheaper quieter life in Central West NSW!
Nice 4 bedroom home with views, 1200mยฒ block with trees, quiet area, school almost across the road, close to everything else and best of all, a tiny manageable mortgage!
Yes! Particularly if your job is industrial, get a house somewhere else, but not on the city. Try to find a place with good public transport to the city, tho. Cities will be slowly quitting car infrastructure.
Industrial? There a hundreds of everyday jobs that pay the same no matter where you live in Australia.
And I didn't leave Sydney to spend 4hrs on a train.