*     City Centre
properties close to the city centre are always in demand, as people like to live close to work and their social scene

*      Water
People love living on the water, close to the water, and where they can see the water. Properties between the city centre and the water usually have a higher level of demand

*       Hills
Scenery and breezes are hard to beat; properties close to or in the hills core on both counts

*       Old Money
Older, well established residential areas usually attract premium prices and appreciate well over time.  As people becomre wealthier they want to move to these suburbs, as generally the schools and other amenities are better, creating extra demand

*        High Growth usually Equals Low Cashflow
You generally can't have it both ways; high growth properties will usually provide great returns in the long run but you can't usually expect to recieve a good cashflow at the same time