Realestate
Real estate agency sells itself
AUSTRALIA’S oldest real estate group has been sold to its managing director after being held by the same family for almost 30 years.
Sold, for $1.71 million over reserve
DEMAND was so high for this property, the buyers paid $1.71million above the reserve.
Suburbs tipped for price growth
THESE are the suburbs and towns which based on current demand are tipped to experience future price growth. Do you live in one of them?
Buyers save for a deposit quicker here
IF you live in this capital city you have the ability to save quicker for a home deposit than any other in Australia.
Buying a home may be cheaper than you think
DREAMS of owning property may be a little closer than many prospective buyers think.
Richmond to have the mother of all murals
LARGER than a tennis court, the mother of all murals is set to fill the Richmond skyline.
Rural and regional property sales worth billions
IT’S not just the capital city property markets which make the big money, with research revealing rural and regional properties in these states chalked up billions worth of deals.
How landlords can snare tenants
Haesley Cush THE recent influx of apartment developments in Brisbane is upping the competition for investors but there are tricks to snaring and retaining a tenant.
$20m price tag for trophy home
Erin Forster THE latest prestige offering to hit the market in Mosman is the waterfront pad of hedge fund manager Phil Mathews, which has been priced at $20 million.
Small home big on significance for Melbourne
SAMANTHA LANDY THIS small brick cottage is big on significance for a suburb in Melbourne’s southeast, and it’s now on the market for the first time in almost 50 years.
Brisbane’s latest property milestone
Olivia Lambert WHILE other capital cities are struggling, Brisbane average house prices have risen for 14 straight quarters. It’s led to the River City gaining an attractive new label.
Quay putting on the Ritz
ANNABEL HENNESSY ELIZABETH Quay’s Ritz-Carlton has a lofty ambition — to become Perth’s most exclusive hotel.
Inside my 154-year-old church now a home
James Hetherington THIS old church has stood on Port Rd for more than a century and a half — no longer a place of worship, it’s now a residential and business address with a multi-million dollar pricetag. Take a look inside:
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$11m home that is a work of art
THIS Mosman home is luxury living at its very best. Maximising the captivating views of Balmoral Beach, it boasts Spanish marble floors, custom-built banquet-sized dining table and stainless steel cantilevered stairs.
TV star home with best bay views
BUILT by an auctioneer, this grand Queenslander originally sat on 30 acres next to the water. After serious renovations, the property is on the market, offering buyers the perfect atmosphere to soak up a multi-million dollar outlook.
World’s coolest homes
SOMETIMES you just want a home that makes a statement, that says “Hey, how cool am I? And that is what these homes are, take a look inside.
The best place to own a home
Olivia Lambert YOU could be sitting on some seriously hot property if you’re a homeowner in this city, labelled the most stable in the country.
Rural and regional property sales worth billions
Michelle Hele Network online real estate editor IT’S not just the capital city property markets which make the big money, with research revealing rural and regional properties in these states chalked up billions worth of deals.
How landlords can snare tenants
Haesley Cush THE recent influx of apartment developments in Brisbane is upping the competition for investors but there are tricks to snaring and retaining a tenant.
Property prices are on the way down
THE property price growth slowdown has well and truly taken hold. You may be surprised in which capital cities prices have gone backwards.
How landlords can snare tenants
Haesley Cush THE recent influx of apartment developments in Brisbane is upping the competition for investors but there are tricks to snaring and retaining a tenant.
Hi-tech development for Sunshine Coast
Michelle Hele STREET lights that strobe if someone screams, smart phone apps to tell you where the nearest parking space is, are just some of the hi-tech innovations earmarked for a Sunshine Coast project.