Home to some of Melbourne’s most impressive properties and situated among the city’s wealthiest suburbs, Armadale, is the definition of ‘blue chip’.

Few places embody the urban lifestyle better than Brunswick. Widely considered the home of Melbourne’s hipster culture, Brunswick is known for its alternative approach.

In many ways, Braddon has been a key driving force behind the evolution of Canberra’s reputation over recent years. Much like the broader region, the suburb has undergone a major rejuvenation over the last decade or so. And this has brought new energy and a sense of “coolness”.

Few areas typify the rejuvenation of the western suburbs more than Newport. After decades of being written off as an industrial area with a distinctly working class population, people are starting to recognise the simple beauty of life in Newport.

When you’re wandering South Melbourne’s wide streets, admiring its distinctly Victorian architecture, it couldn’t be clearer that you’re in one of Melbourne’s oldest suburban areas. But, don’t be fooled by the history – South Melbourne is a great example of where we want to go, not just evidence of where we’ve been.

Standing on the pristine Brighton Beach, looking at the iconic bathing boxes as you feel the gentle southerly bayside breeze on your face, it’s easy to see why so many people want to call Brighton home. It’s this idyllic bayside lifestyle that has made Brighton a hotspot for Melbourne’s rich and famous, with everyone from business tycoons to high profile ex-sportspeople residing in the suburb’s tree lined streets.