Often it is the private sector tasked with the heavy lifting but we can’t do it alone: Adina Cirson
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Design Matters: Is light rail the best option for Canberra? Tony Trobe ponders
Light rail: Prancing stallion or a white elephant? Tony Trobe takes a closer look at the project.
Andrew Wilson: Canberra auction market produces near-record sales in May
There were some big results in May, writes Domain Group chief economist Andrew Wilson.
Auction watch: Hot start to the winter season for Canberra
A frosty start to the winter season failed to take the heat out of the Canberra property market.
Croydon family digs deep to nab semi next door for $1.31 million
Peeling paint, damaged floors and a roof in need of repair did little to deter buyers from a rundown inner-west home, which soared $210,000 above reserve on Saturday.
Fitzroy price record smashed: $4.9 million for 1850s Victorian terrace
Fitzroy’s house price record has been shattered by hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Australian expat splashes $20 million Toorak mansion advertised for $14 million
An Australian family presently living overseas has paid almost $20 million for a “spectacular” new five-bedroom Toorak home.
Passed in: All eyes on Taringa auction of huge prestige home
Selling prestige property in Brisbane can be a hard ask, particularly at auction.
Growing up in Box Hill
Box Hill is on an upward trajectory.
Scientologists opt out of drug rehab plans for Yarramalong amid $4 million hopes
The Church of Scientology has abandoned its bid to run a drug and alcohol rehabilitation facility at its Central Coast property in Yarramalong, instead listing it with hopes of about $4 million.