Church Street is one of the main shopping strips in Brighton which is filled with cafes, restaurants, a cinema at Dendy Plaza and high end boutique shops which makes this the perfect shopping precinct – and this popular location is always buzzing with activity. Brighton is also fortunate to have almost 6 kilometres of beach front highlighting the well-known beach boxes which have been in existence since 1862. Comparable sales of a beach box in 1999 which sold for $58,000 to one recently selling for $285,000, source Domain – proving to be quite the investment!

In Beaumaris is well known for its prominent landmarks such as the Beaumaris Cliffs, Ricketts Point Marine Sanctuary (make sure to visit the café which overlooks the bay), and Table Rock Point being the reason people love to live in this suburb pushing property prices straight up! Beaumaris really is the perfect place to live or invest!

You will find numerous retailers from Brighton, Sandringham, and Hampton Street in Hampton with restaurants, bistros, clothing stores and antique stores with many more to cater for a wide variety of interests.

Australian census data shows that only 7097 people in the council’s population of 104,030 moved away from the area between 2007 and 2016.

This figure is smaller than other councils with similar populations like Port Phillip, where 12,026 left during the same period.

CoreLogic data shows Bayside house prices has grown by 67.6 per cent over the past five years, with Brighton’s median sale price at $2.667 million.

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