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I looked at the overall rating for this suburb a few months ago, and it was 78/100. For some reason, the rating goes down to 64/100, and I guess the main reason for people who are not satisfied with this suburb is because of the poor traffic condition or mobile reception etc.

I have also checked the suburb data trend/profile on the websites, looking at the demand/supply of housing and the trend of the housing price. It shows on DOMAINS that the median prices increased more than 10% from last year. The demands of housing are exceeding the supply...

From my point of view, I <3 PC.
Because I kinda believe that my connection to this suburb is my own fate. My parents, my cousin&brother in law (new immigrants-young couple), my boyfriend's family, and his cousins' are all purchasing houses at Point Cook! Just to have a look at the display houses, you will have a desire to build your new homes here. If more people are moving here, better infrastructures and facilities will be provided is that right? Well, to be frank, the environment and atmosphere around the area is just fresh+young+have unpredictable potentials.

As an international student doing Environments at the University of Melbourne, on my Mapping Environments lecture last week, the lecturer presented the map of Point Cook today with comparison to the one was made not long ago. We can clearly see from the maps, how a piece of empty land are gradually filled with loooooots of new homes.

Obviously, the majority of people currently living here are young couples with young kids. Just keep the theme, develop the young suburb as we young people fighting for our lives with our dreams!