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YOU ARE INVITED TO BROWSE AS LONG AS YOU LIKE. In this blog we will write articles about the Social Security System and those issues, that affects people that rent, and also those that own properties for rent. We hope that our articles will help them understand the situation better. L S H.

Thursday, July 14, 2016

Stones Corner unit for rent

WELCOME TO BRISBANE AFFORDABLE RENTALS, IF YOU LIKE WHAT YOU SEE, FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS THEREIN TO GET IN TOUCH WITH US.
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Welcome to our blog, affordable rentals
and this post, Stones Corner
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Stones Corner unit for rent
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The unit for rent is situated on first floor of this building, as seen from Knowsley St Greenslopes.








Stones Corner unit for rent
This is one of the best location in Brisbane
Stones Corner: Clean 2-bedroom unit with built-in robes, large lounge, kitchen and dining room
Location; 5/127 Old Cleveland Road Stones Corner.
Close to all amenities, bus at door, short walk to shops, Hotel and café.
Cost $350.00 PW. Initial cost 2 weeks rent plus bond
For more information call Tel 3397 9614

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Hereunder are some photos of the property


common entry to units
lounge room 







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dining room




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kitchen






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main bedroom built-in







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wardrobe in second bedroom


Sunday, June 19, 2016

Warehouse and office for lease

WELCOME TO BRISBANE AFFORDABLE RENTALS, IF YOU LIKE WHAT YOU SEE, FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS THEREIN TO GET IN TOUCH WITH US.
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Welcome to our blog affordable rentals
and this post, warehouse and office for lease
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WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE FOR LEASE
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Front of warehouse, seen from driveway.

Front of warehouse, seen from a different angle.









Entrance office room with bench, and side door to enter into warehouse. This warehouse has several office rooms as you are going to see from the photos in this post. So, it would be ideal to somebody that needs to have a large number of people working in offices.


WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE FOR LEASE
An opportunity exists to lease this warehouse including 5 office rooms in Salisbury

Location 3-128-136 Evans Road Salisbury
For lease warehouse and 5 office rooms
Asking $32,000 or near offer. You need to talk to the owner, landline 07-3397 9614 or mob 0417 176 194, also you can email; frankmenchise@gmail.com  
For lease office and warehouse 
this is an opportunity to rent this office warehouse straight from the owner, which could help to keep the price down, at least part of the agent fee could be split and benefit both the owner ant the lease.  

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Fantastic Unit on Evans Road - Owner Prepared to Meet the Market
* 280sqm modern tilt panel unit in corporate Salisbury complex
* 160sqm of clearspan warehouse with up to 6.9m internal height
* Access via an electric 4m wide container height roller door
* Roller door directly opposite driveway allowing for easy site access
* 120sqm of modern office space over two levels with glass partitions
* Ample 3 phase power plus kitchenettes on both levels and amenities
* Easy access to major arterials and only 8km from the Brisbane CBD
* Available now!
Call us now. Phone 3397 9614 or email; frankmenchise@gmail.com  

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Interior of warehouse, showing entrance roller door and other things; like the air conditioning units for the office rooms upstairs.  


Interior of empty warehouse. looks like that this warehouse needs a tenant. 




This set of stairs, takes you to the upstairs office, which are mostly made of glass partition. 











This is the front office upstairs 






Upstairs second office room 






Upstairs back office








Just another office room







And another office bench 








Kitchenette upstairs. 








Last but not least, here is the well tiled sanitary room. you need to see it to appreciate that. 




Well this is all what we are able to show you today. Now if you are interested in leasing a warehouse that has  a few office rooms, give us a call. Landline phone number. 07-3397 9614. 

Saturday, June 4, 2016

House for rent

WELCOME TO BRISBANE AFFORDABLE RENTALS, IF YOU LIKE WHAT YOU SEE, FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS THEREIN TO GET IN TOUCH WITH US.
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Welcome to our blog, affordable rentals
and this post, house for rent
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Welcome to our blog, affordable rentals

And this post, Norman Park house for rent.
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NORMAN PARK HOUSE FOR RENT
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This lowset house is for rent, it needs some people that like a quiet street to live in. while it is quiet it is close to public transport if you need to travel to town. It is well worth to inspect, if you are looking for long term accommodation.


NORMAN PARK HOUSE FOR RENT


Location: at 19 Pattison Avenue Norman Park,
Affordable 3 bedrooms’ house for rent, $400 per week available now


Same house as above, seen from a different position















Back of house with back entry to kitchen and laundry   












Views of park form front yard














Large lounge room







Kitchen with new upright electric stove, cupboards and kitchen sink



Part of main bedroom


Built-in wardrobe in main bedroom, there is also another one of these wardrobe in a second bedroom.

















Bath room with bath-tub and shower over head and vanity basin 









A double car port in backyard.  








NORMAN PARK HOUSE FOR RENT

Location: at 19 Pattison Avenue Norman Park,

Affordable 3 bedrooms’ house for rent, $400 per week available now

Clean 3 bedrooms unfurnished house for rent

Good quite location: short walk to train station or bus, and local shops;

Cost $400 per week. Initial cost, 2 weeks rent +4 weeks’ bond

For inspection or more information call Frank, Phone 3397 9614

Or email us at this address: frankmenchise@gmail.com

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This is a nice home in beautiful Norman Park



Situated opposite Pattison Park, this tidy, low set home is one of the most sought after street in Norman Park. With built in wardrobes in two of the bedrooms and a large manicured block, this house is ready to be called a home. Property features include-



Three double sized bedrooms, two with built ins

Separate bathroom and toilet

Large double car port
Opposite Pattison Park

Close to public transport

Less the 10mins to the CBD

Big back yard

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Some photos here under will show you some of these features, however you need to inspect the premises to appreciate it fully.

Our telephone land-line number is: 07-3397 9614 

You can also email us at this address: frankmenchise@gmail.com

To know more you can visit these other websites here-under, where this advertisement may have more of different feature, one of these is:
http://rentalsbrisbane.net

Here the advertisement for this house is seen among other real estate advertisements, anyhow you can easily find it.


 or the Brisbane exchange;  Share accommodation - Brisbane Exchange

 

This is our blog address here; http://affordablerentals.blogspot.com/

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The following are some other links to our internet articles

Some helpful links here under





Yola.com



Thursday, May 12, 2016

Coorparoo for rent

WELCOME TO BRISBANE AFFORDABLE RENTALS, IF YOU LIKE WHAT YOU SEE, FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS THEREIN TO GET IN TOUCH WITH US.
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Welcome to our blog, affordable rentals
and this post, Coorparoo unit for rent
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Coorparoo 2 bedroom unit for rent
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In this block of units there is a two bedroom unit ready for rent. Call us if you want to inspect. Phone number 3397 9614


















Front view of building from Hipwood Avenue Coorparoo.











One undercover car space for this unit and share laundry under house.

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Available now

Coorparoo 2 bedroom unit for rent

Coorparoo, 2-bedroom flat for rent available from 30 April 2016 

Clean 2 bedrooms flat for rent, $300 P.W.

Location; flat 4- 28 Hipwood Avenue Coorparoo Brisbane

Initial cost, 2 weeks rent + 4 weeks for bond

Minimum 3 months’ lease

Qualified tenants have to sign a minimum 3 months Rental Agreement

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For inspection call Frank Tel. 3397 9614

Open for inspection, Saturday between 9.30 AM to 10.30 AM

Or visit our site any time you want at; 28- Hipwood Avenue Coorparoo and if you like what you see, then you can call Frank to make an appointment, Tel. No: 3397 9614;

You can email us at, hipwoodac@gmail.com
Or frankmenchise@gmail.com

This is our blog address; http://affordablerentals.blogspot.com/ 
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Affordable Rentals 
Coorparoo for rent
IS TO BE CONTINUED; 
Next time with, with another post about building or renting.
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 Some building information or more rental links here under
Yola.com




Thursday, May 5, 2016

Just building houses

WELCOME TO BRISBANE AFFORDABLE RENTALS, IF YOU LIKE WHAT YOU SEE, FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS THEREIN TO GET IN TOUCH WITH US.
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Welcome to our blog, affordable rentals
and this post, just building houses
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Just building houses
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This is just a brick base being built for a new house; it is a long and narrow base. The typical brick bases and houses are usually rectangular in Australia, but they can really be of any shape and size depending on the block of land available and many things as well. 
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Just building houses

Dear readers, in this post because we don’t have many properties for rent, we would like to write something about building, just to keep our readers going and our blog active, so, we would like to talk about building houses, and at the same time I will be telling you my own life story and how I ended up working in the building industry, so I am going to say a few things about new housing, however if you came across this post because you were looking for a modern house, or other ideas about building them, I am going to post here a few links, so that you could find our article useful in this regard also.





Here are the links as I have said; I hope you find what you are looking for.

House building in the sixties

House building in Brisbane in the sixties

As I said at the beginning, we are writing in a few articles how we built house in the past, because that is what I did. In the sixties and seventies most houses building were done from teams of subcontractors, who had their own team of building workers, even if they were only a small team of two or three people, like the team I was working with, which had two tradesmen and one labour as myself, as we have already explained in the previous hub. Now let me go over very briefly what sort of teams were there; first of all, there would be the concreters and bricklayers, which usually could be the same team, as we were mostly building small houses that did not have a lot to do with these trades, as the main work would be for the carpenters, therefore there would be carpenter team, then the roof, the electrician and the plumber and the plasters. The work of the builder, which most times was the leading carpenter; because he had the largest job, so, he not only would build the timber frame of the house, but also would organise all the teams in a way that would be appropriate, so that they were not in each other way while they were working and finally do all the finishing work required.

In those times to be a builder of these standalone houses on an approved block of land was easy, as long as you were a building tradesman and had some knowledge of building and you had the money to build them, or you had a lender that would give you money to build, you had this opportunity to build one of these houses, of course there were local authority inspections to be had while we were building and at the end of it, but if you knew what you were doing it was easy to pass. So there were so many house builders around that would hire these teams of building workers as we were.

I need to say that there are good reasons to believe that the building industry in Australia is one of the main driving forces of the economy, since it employs lots of new comers that are willing to do some hard physical work to earn their living, you see you don’t need to be a very learned person to work on the building, all you need is some common knowledge of things and enough English to understand what is wanted from you if you know what you are doing, or you work with some people that speak your native language and they explain to you what you need to do.

I believe that in the sixties and seventies there were very good opportunities to work on building houses in the building industry, because the price of the houses was more affordable than they are today. Just looking back at those prices we could say that one of those cheaper houses would be worth about four time the average wage of a person working full time for a year, so people would be able to afford them, and therefore those builders that were building them were able to sell their houses soon enough at a decent profit that would enable them to build other house.

As we all know everything changes with the passing of time and there are usually good reasons for them to change, as we usually become aware when we look back at the changes that have taken place. So let us look at what has taken place in the houses and other building accommodations in the building industry.

You see, as we have said, in the beginning houses in Brisbane were mostly made of timber and they were set on timber stumps, then in the sixties because the timber stumps would rot or they would be attacked by white ants they gave way to concrete stumps, and also some brick walls under the house. Then from just a brick wall in front of the house they changed to a full brick base and some concrete stumps or steel posts, then came the era of the brick veneer and finally concrete and cavity bricks, today, as I am editing this article I have to point out that building apartments is very different than in the sixties, as they are mostly made of reinforced concrete. 

Now that we have said a few things about the history of house building in Brisbane, let us talk about my contribution in the building industry and what I did during the earlier part of my working building houses. If I remember right in my last article I was talking about how we were concreting the stumps for a new house, and we also had laid the foundations for some brickwork, there is a lot mere that could be said, but this post is becoming too long, so, we will be talking about the brickwork under the house, in our next post. See you soon.
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Affordable Rentals 
Just building houses  
IS TO BE CONTINUED; 
Next time with, brickwork under the house
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 Some helpful links here under
Yola.com




Saturday, April 30, 2016

House building in Brisbane

WELCOME TO BRISBANE AFFORDABLE RENTALS, IF YOU LIKE WHAT YOU SEE, FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS THEREIN TO GET IN TOUCH WITH US.
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Welcome to our blog, affordable rentals
and this post, house building in Brisbane
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LET ME EXPLAIN; This blog has a double role; one of which is to advertise if we have anything on the marcked to rent or sell. So if you are looking for any property to rent, scrol down the page and you cmight find what you are looking for.
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House building in Brisbane
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What we have here is a brick veneer house being built. We are writing some building post to keep our readers interested in building and building works, in the hope that they also might be interested in some of our advertisement.












House building in Brisbane
Dear readers, in this post we are going to talk about building work, because this is what I did when I came to Australia; so, we are going to talk about House building in Brisbane in the sixties; Brick bases under timber houses, and, Working as a bricklayer labour. Now as you can see we are taking about the old way of building houses, but it does not matter if it is the old way of doing things, because building houses is just building houses and it does not matter when we have done that, as the same way can be used again and again, so there is still something that we could learn from it; anyhow, we would also like to help those people that are reading our posts, in the hope of finding or building their modern dream home, therefore they are looking also for modern houses, so we are going to place a few links within this post and the following posts, just in case they are looking for modern houses, but let us continue our main article about building house in Brisbane in the sixties. 
What we are going to talk about next might seem strange to people that live in the old continent of Europe as over there most houses are made of masonry, as the timber over there is more expansive than in Australia. Of course there might also be other good reasons why they are made of masonry, perhaps it is because of the colder climate, you see thick walls of masonry would absorb the heat during summer and act as storage of this heat by releasing it slowly during the colder months, and perhaps other reasons as well, anyhow houses over there would be built mostly from masons bricklayer and concreter, and the carpenters would only play a smaller part than they do in Australia, as the carpenters would be building some form-work and the roofs only, when the roofs were made of timber, because even the roofs sometimes are made of concrete today.
Therefore, I have to say that when we the European migrants that came to Australia in the sixties, we thought this is strange to live in timber houses, and we have to say that we had a real surprise to see that the carpenter played the role of builders, when houses were being built, because in the sixties most houses here were mainly made of timber, we are saying this here just to compare houses building, between the old continent and Australia in those times, and we are not saying that this was good or bad practice, since we soon accepted the way of life we found and we thought there must be a good reason for it.
So, we all did what we had to do in whatever employment we found, and those of us who ended up working in the building industry just did what we were told to do. But as we all know just about everything changes with time and also the building of house would slowly change, as we will see later on even this sort of building houses with timber would slowly change even here. Now that we have made this comparison, let us go back to what I was doing myself in helping to build these houses; this help will become self-explained as we keep writing what we were doing.   Therefore, let us talk about how most houses were being built by teams of workers, because that is how we were building houses in South East Queensland in the sixties.
Anyhow, we want to keep this post short, because the readers these days are all in a harry, therefore they like short articles, so we will come back to write more about this sort of work, in our next post, where we will also talk about modern house building. See you soon.

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Affordable Rentals 
House building in Brisbane 
IS TO BE CONTINUED; 
Next time with, modern house building
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 Some helpful links here under
Yola.com