By Thomas Duff For Daily Mail Australia
Published: 17:03 BST, 13 June 2019 | Updated: 00:42 BST, 14 June 2019
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Investors have been warned to avoid buying homes in several cheap suburbs on the outskirts of Australia's capital cities.
Some suburbs in Perth, Brisbane and Darwin would be unlikely to see capital growth, real estate modelling shows.
Properties in these areas have median prices of less than $600,000.
The Perth locations investors should avoid are the outer suburbs of Henley Brook, Wandi and Jindalee, as well as the middle-ring suburbs of East Cannington and Bentley (pictured is an area of inner Perth)
A Brisbane suburb with low growth is Bahrs Scrub near Beenleigh in the Logan area south of the city. Properties in Bahrs Scrub have regularly sold for about $80,000 below the average (pictured is an aerial view of Brisbane's city centre and nearby New Farm)
In Perth, these suburbs include Henley Brook, Wandi and Jindalee, as well as the
