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Evaluate your requirement

You also need to consider what the property is going to be used for. If you decide to rent it out it's better to look at the most sought-after districts, preferably within the city. But if you are looking for a home also think about facilities such as Transport, and proximity to Shops, Schools etc.

New houses are generally more expensive than 'older' ones. If you are prepared to consider resale value of the property there could be some great bargains closer to town for less money than a brand new apartments. Older properties, which need fixing up, can also be good buys if you're prepared to spend the time and money on them.

Once your have sorted out both your needs and the money be prepared to shop around before deciding to buy. You must see at least 20 houses even if the first is your dream home. Comparisons are the only way you can be sure that you are getting the best deal.

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