Neighbourhoods

The trans-Tasman travel bubble is more than a sign of the times right now, it’s also a reason to explore what our neighbours offer when it comes to luxury fashion, beauty and homewares.

The sunshine state is known for its golden beaches and far-north rainforests. Beautiful as they are, these well-worn tourist attractions often overshadow the quieter achievers.

Some call it the land of opportunity, rich with history and a flourishing property market, and there is no better place to fill a shopping trolley with international delights.

At the western edge of Gippsland are real estate twin towns tipped to grow and change as boundaries blur and populations triple.

The Terrace Collection is the final apartment release at Burwood Brickworks, which has transformed a former brickworks dating back to the 1930s.

As first home buyers are priced out of many parts of Sydney, many are turning to this trendy inner-west suburb and glad they made the move.

For a postcode which was once a dry zone, its name ironically comes from a love of wine, and a stroll along its main road lays to rest the falsehood that its not an exciting place to be.

Take a tour of properties for sale right now in Spotswood, Newport and Williamstown, with stop-overs at a 50-eatery dining mecca and a beach club with a European vibe.

The renaissance of Richmond has been driven by an influx of innovation young businesspeople, and yet the humming inner-city postcode's apartment prices remain in striking range for first-home buyers.

With it's abundance of semi and free standing houses, the small breakaway suburb of Queens Park has gained a reputation as being a family-friendly place in a central location