You are right about the NW of WA but there again it has seen some massive growth that will be difficult to emulate over the next few years.
A lot of building cos, plus the mines themselves are building feverishly up there for those who will be housed up there.
The other factor is that there is no way many folk would ever want to live up there on a permanent basis and somewhere along the line supply will catch up with demand and a downward correction could take place. The stuff up there is massively expensive be it to purchase or rent and the quality isn't that good either.
Caution to investors is the keyword in WA , most the real action has taken place - and iron ore will keep powering on and will help Perth property remain on an even keel.
