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Sydney's before-auction sales have agents smiling

TOBY JOHNSTONE 11:47am The Sydney weekend auction market may be hot but it is what is happening before auction that has agents smiling.

The age of Eliza: new apartments unveiled

ANNA ANDERSON 5:00pm As the Hyde Park block nears completion, the first photographs have emerged.

Rental rants: On the nose

Neighbourhoods: Alexandria

Melbourne: House of the week

Exodus: Booming prices fire desire for slow lane

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To Market

Sale ends long Wiggle wait

ANTONY LAWES Blue Wiggle Anthony Field has finally sold his waterfront house at Drummoyne after it first hit the market more than a year ago.

ACT

In the right direction

Sue Williams Location, location, location?

Weekend

No joy for first timers at auction

TOBY JOHNSTONE Upgraders win in Lilyfield as Sydney records another strong clearance rate of 82.5 per cent.

Melbourne

Buyers look for home over horizon

Chris Tolhurst Prospective buyers are getting more bang for their buck by settling for second-best suburbs.

Title Deeds

No regular chippie off the old Block

LUCY MACKEN One of the 'fat tradies' from the DIY reality show is selling his multimillion-dollar escape.

Suburbs

PM's home patch tops listings for family feel

ANNA ANDERSON It is no secret that Tony Abbott paints himself as a family man but now it is official. According to a recent study the Prime Minister hails from the most family-friendly suburb in Sydney: Forestville.

Development

Canberra's tallest residential tower to hit market this month

MEREDITH CLISBY Apartments in Canberra's tallest residential tower are expected to be snapped up by first home buyers when they hit the market this month.

DOMAIN PROPERTY GUIDE 2014

Renovators get busy, pushing up prices

Carolyn Boyd The hammers and saws are getting a workout on the northern beaches.

Three of the best - Alexandria

Driving through Alexandria, it’s hard to imagine that just a couple of turns left or right will take you into a whole network of quiet, leafy neighbourly streets.

Editor's Picks

Selling

One-off homes require a different approach come sale time

Paul Best One-off homes, no matter how celebrated, require a broader approach when it comes time to sell.

Drawing Board

Designed to hear large sounds of silence

Trisha Croaker With increasing urban densities, and growing air and vehicle traffic, good design that addresses noise issues has never been more important.

Love Your Garden

Improving your clay soil is always worth your toil

Jason Hodges You could easily be mistaken for thinking that, with all this recent rain, the garden is taken care of as far as watering goes.

Design Trends

Creating space in a tight spot

Jenny Brown Two architects have found clever ways to bring light and more room to a semi.

New Homes

Proximity enhances cosmopolitan appeal

ANNA ANDERSON Transport connections and innovative apartment design together fashion an irresistible drawcard.

PROPERTY GUIDE 2014

New million-dollar suburbs go gangbusters

Carolyn Boyd A booming 30 suburbs in the inner west recorded double-digit growth last year.

Investment opportunities

Shopping around

Kate Farrelly Properties with more than one use offer high returns, but finance can be tricky.

VIC

ANZ boss spends big on Victorian coastal estate

CHRISTINA ZHOU Mike Smith buys iconic home after offloading $17.3m of bank's shares.

New Homes

Irresistible lure of sand and surf

ANNA ANDERSON A beachside lifestyle is drawing buyers to several well-located developments.

Domain

Upgraders show their strength

Sure the investment market's hot, but it's buyers seeking a bigger home that really pushes up property prices. (02:11)

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