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How Australia can house a growing population without building more homes

How Australia can house a growing population without building more homes

The government wants 1.2 million homes built over the next five years. But what about the 3.5 million spare bedrooms across the country?

  • by Sue Williams

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Going, going, gone: The Perth suburbs where houses are selling like wildfire

Going, going, gone: The Perth suburbs where houses are selling like wildfire

There are some Perth suburbs where you can sell a house in as little as four or five days. And they’re not the ones you might expect.

  • by Sarah Brookes
A hair on the floor, $400 for sticky-tape residue: Inflated landlord bond claims hitting tenants

A hair on the floor, $400 for sticky-tape residue: Inflated landlord bond claims hitting tenants

Over 80 per cent of landlord bond claims before VCAT have been found to be at least in part spurious, according to a new report.

  • by Jim Malo
Buyer beats nine others for luxe $6m inner west home ‘worth fighting for’

Buyer beats nine others for luxe $6m inner west home ‘worth fighting for’

The stylish home with a swimming pool, and within walking distance of everything, attracted interest from doctors and local business owners.

  • by Carmen Forward
Architect-designed Hawthorn stunner that used ‘every bit of space’ fetches $7m

Architect-designed Hawthorn stunner that used ‘every bit of space’ fetches $7m

A local downsizer bought a brand-new home in the Grace Park Estate with floor-to-ceiling windows, beating two other bidders.

  • by Sarah Webb
Why downlights are making you colder and your split system less effective

Why downlights are making you colder and your split system less effective

Ever felt like the air-conditioner only pushes around cold air in winter? It may take climbing up into the attic and having a look around to find out why that is.

  • by Jim Malo
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Perth home price gains lead the nation – so what can a lazy $750,000 buy you?

Perth home price gains lead the nation – so what can a lazy $750,000 buy you?

Fresh data shows Perth homeowners have gained a $15,000 wealth boost in June as property prices continued to surge.

  • by Sarah Brookes
Moving on up: Bankstown dentist splashes $38m on Rose Bay mansion

Moving on up: Bankstown dentist splashes $38m on Rose Bay mansion

The happy buyers’ trophy home purchase in the eastern suburbs follows their recent, record-setting sale in Chiswick for $13.3 million.

  • by Lucy Macken
‘Every day is like a paradise’: Sydney family’s tree-change transformation

‘Every day is like a paradise’: Sydney family’s tree-change transformation

They bought a run-down Northern Rivers block and turned it into a resort that’s now a multi-generational love affair.

  • by Carmen Forward
Outdated home in Sydney’s north fetches $2.52 million, last sold for £300 as an empty block

Outdated home in Sydney’s north fetches $2.52 million, last sold for £300 as an empty block

The auctioneer said there were very few cheaper alternatives for a house in the region.

  • by Tawar Razaghi
Only one buyer turned up for a Brunswick five-bedder. But it passed in at $1.62m

Only one buyer turned up for a Brunswick five-bedder. But it passed in at $1.62m

The vendor placed two bids in the hope of kick-starting the auction of the California-style bungalow.

  • by Alexandra Middleton