Unanderra residents upwardly mobile

By Michele Tydd
Updated December 2 2012 - 3:32pm, first published December 1 2012 - 4:10am
Alex Ross stands on a pseudo boundary that could see some property values rise by thousands of dollars. Picture: ANDY ZAKELI
Alex Ross stands on a pseudo boundary that could see some property values rise by thousands of dollars. Picture: ANDY ZAKELI
Max and Lea Armour of Rachel Crescent Unanderra who are affected by proposed boundary changes that could see their property value rise by tens of thousands of dollars.Tuesday 27 November 2012Pic by Andy Zakeli
Max and Lea Armour of Rachel Crescent Unanderra who are affected by proposed boundary changes that could see their property value rise by tens of thousands of dollars.Tuesday 27 November 2012Pic by Andy Zakeli

Lea and Max Armour could soon be making a move to a swankier suburb without having to lift a finger or spend a cent.

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