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South Melbourne

    South Melbourne 3205

Location: Parks, Inner city

Vibe: Latte and fish and chips

Rent: 2 br apartment: $350 - $650 pw

Young professionals, young families, singles, couples, media types, and people on welfare live in South Melbourne. This place started off as a working class suburb, and if it were not for the public housing, South Melbourne would be one toff of a place. Instead, it is diverse, interesting, convenient, has plenty of cafes and a great fresh food market. (More information below...)


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