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Victoria, in Melbourne, has a thriving property market, and Hoppers Crossing is one of the best suburbs to live in. Many Victorians migrate to this part because of the quiet lifestyle and serene environment. Due to the influx of permanent residents over the last few years, Hoppers Crossing population, and by extension, its local real estate market, has witnessed quite a boom. For instance, over the last 12 months, the area enjoyed impressive capital gains of about 4.67%. Although this figure is slightly lower than other suburbs in this part of Victoria, this statistics is still an impressive showing.

When taken into context over the last 5 years, the last year's results show a meteoric rise in property value. It will also interest you to know that Hoppers Crossing has enjoyed a 2.75% rise in median property prices over the last three years. Property sales have been doing well, but so has the rental market too. The average investor in rental properties earns a weekly rental income of around $350 for a housing unit on average. And this figure is never consistent but rises and falls based on the forces of demand and supply.  

Based on projection estimates over the last few years, Hoppers Crossing ranks 604th in the list of suburbs with the highest capital gains in Victoria and position 258th on the list of best-performing suburbs in the area. Occupying 17.6 square km, it has more than enough land for residential property development despite having 56 parks. With the growth in population approaching the 40,000 mark, this will only create even more investment opportunities for investors. As the demand for properties increase, so will Investment to meet supply.

So, if you are looking to invest in real estate in Victoria, Hoppers Crossing is definitely one of the best suburbs to commit your resources to.

• Average mortgage repayment is between $1400-$1799
• 77% of houses in the area are occupied by their owners
• The predominant age group is 20-29 years
• Majority of the labor force are white-collar workers

If you have never heard of Conveyancing before now, then you are in luck. Every buyer of real estate assets will prefer that the entire documentation process is hitch-free and completed in record time; however, desiring to have it so does not always translate into reality. While it is not difficult to find a good property to buy in Hoppers Crossing, having the legal rights of the property transferred from the owner to you is not as easy as it should be. Conveyancing is simply the transfer of ownership rights from the seller to the buyer, which is an important part of real estate acquisition in Hoppers Crossing.

Failure to do it right or at all may lead to punitive sanctions, legal dispute with a third party over the property in question, or even financial losses. To avoid such a possibility, it is imperative that you hire the service of an expert Conveyance professional to help you with all your documentation needs. The expert will do all the due diligence and ensure that the new property bears your name alongside every other legal requirement.

Hoppers Crossing is a residential suburb in Victoria, Australia, with a population of about 38,701 based on the data from the last census of 2016. Located exactly 23.1 km from the southwest of the Central business district of Melbourne, Hoppers Crossing is situated within Wyndham City. Named after Stephen Hopper and his family, Hoppers Crossing has quite a bit of history. 

The Hoppers migrated to the area probably at the start of the 19th century, and they lived in the area from 1832-1908. Sometime later, Elizabeth Hopper, the wife of Stephen Hopper, became the gatekeeper at the crossing where commuters passed through from Old Melbourne Road (Hoppers Lane) to Geelong Melbourne railway. The Hoppers lived on a farm very close to the rail crossing, and Hopper was a railway ganger for more than 3 decades. Then from 1901, the area became known as Hoppers Crossing primarily because of Elizabeth Hoppers' role as the railway gate attendant who opened the gates for commuters to pass through.

Hoppers Crossing started witnessing modern development at the start of the ’60s when. A sewage system, telephone lines, and other infrastructure were installed. Then from 1970, the area began to develop at a rapid rate due to the opening of the first primary school in the area called Mossfiel Primary school. Also, the opening of a modern railway station in November 1970 further fueled the area's development. Other suburbs close to Hoppers Crossing are

• Werribee
• Tarneit
• Truganina
• Point Cook
• Williams Landing

Hoppers Crossing may be a small old town, but don’t expect to see rickety old buildings and displaced roofs hanging precariously to one side. This suburb is a nice place to live with all the pleasantries that come with living in a small town. There are a few lovely side attractions in the area and the suburbs close to Hoopers Crossing. So if you are looking for a place to unwind and socialize with others, there are quite a few fun spots. Here are some of them.

Werribee Zoo

Werribee is unlike the conventional zoo you are used to. This one is an open-range zoo where animals are allowed to roam free, not confined to cages. Spotting the look of an African Savannah plain, Werribee has boundaries that visitors are not allowed to cross. There are giraffes, antelopes, zebras, and many other herbivores. However, the site where carnivores are kept, like tigers and cheetahs are kept is not very open, and you will need to traverse the area in a jeep. Werribee remains one of the best zoos in Melbourne.

City Circle

City Circle is a tram that takes you from one part of the city t the next. The good news is that you don’t have to pay for this tram service since it is free. As you travel from one spot to another, the audio commentary booming from the loudspeakers gives you a brief history and information about the various areas in real-time.

Royal Botanic Gardens

The Botanic Gardens is in Melbourne and only some minutes away from Hoppers Crossing by road. You can visit the garden to enjoy the pleasant view of neatly arrange ls flowers of different species and iconic physical structures. 

Others spots include

• Hindu temple in Wyndham
• Grange Reserve
• Aqua Pulse
• Jump & Bounce Park