Chris Roebuck

I grew up in Craigie when it was a new suburb (late 70's to late 80's). Although I have fond childhood memories from way back to before the medical centre near the shops was a roller skating rink (it used to be a BMX track). Craigie Senior High School was new (doesn't exist anymore) and the place was full of English immigrants. You can't really say it's attractive and I believe it's popularity is merely to do with it's proximity to the coast. The houses are typically unattractive seventies and eighties project homes of which lots don't seem to care about their gardens (front ones at least). Not a huge fan and could rattle off dozens of more attractive areas for the same price.