Melbourne’s western corridor continues to be one of Victoria’s most active markets for both investors and first-home buyers. The fundamentals remain compelling: relative affordability (by Melbourne standards), a broad tenant pool, and major transport and community infrastructure underway. The key in 2026 is being clear on your objective and matching suburb selection to a practical strategy. At a glance: Established (stability-led)  Entry + newer estates (budget-led) Hoppers C

Ballarat continues to attract property investors and home buyers looking for promising opportunities outside Melbourne’s crowded market. With its rich history, growing infrastructure, proximity to Melbourne and Geelong and affordable housing, Ballarat offers a strong potential for capital growth and rental returns. If you plan to invest in Ballarat in 2026, knowing which suburbs offer the best prospects can make a significant difference. This guide highlights the top suburbs

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