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What happens if your landlord finds out you’re hiding a pet in a rental?
If you are hiding a pet in your “no pets” rental, chances are your real estate agent knows.
Bellfield: Is this the only Melbourne suburb without a shopping strip?
The suburb is easier to find in person. You slip east along Bell Street from industrial Preston, cross the bridge over Darebin Creek, which forms one of the ‘burb’s borders, turn right, and you’re there.
Rush on enrolments at new Beaumaris Secondary College predicted to create house price bubble
The announcement of a zone for a new public “super-school” in Melbourne’s south-east is predicted to cause a property bubble as panicked parents rush to secure places for their children.
Actor Kevin Costner lists his coastal estate for whopping $60 million
It’ll be a buyer with deep pockets who’ll snag this Hollywood A-lister’s home.
The Gold Coast family selling five side-by-side blocks of land at the same time
Mum and dad investors and would-be property moguls Judith and Mark Gillie have decided to let go of the majority of their portfolio, five homes positioned side-by-side in the Gold Coast Hinterland.
Value buying: The most gorgeous Queenslanders outside of Brisbane
If character and history is what you’re after and you can’t afford a multi million-dollar price tag, some of the most stunning – and affordable – Queenslanders are located outside of Brisbane.
Underquoting: Harcourts Wantirna admits to misleading price on dozens of properties
A real estate agency in Melbourne’s outer east is the latest to be stung for underquoting properties by hundreds of thousands of dollars.
‘Vicar of Dibley’ manor house up for grabs for $6.5 million
The Georgian manor house from ’90s sitcom the Vicar of Dibley is up for sale, after undergoing a complete makeover.
Houses aren’t more unaffordable for Australian first home buyers, but they are riskier
Climbing house prices seem to scare people but houses are relatively more affordable today than they were in 1990, it’s actually interest-rate risk that’s the bigger problem for first home buyers.