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Five families bid for $4.6m Turramurra home to be near private schools

Five families bid for $4.6m Turramurra home to be near private schools

The four-bedroom house was highly sought after at auction by upsizing families, soaring $650,000 above its vendor’s reserve price.

  • by Carmen Forward

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Tree-changing couple splashes $2.64m on East Melbourne city bolthole

Tree-changing couple splashes $2.64m on East Melbourne city bolthole

Steps to the MCG, with a cracking courtyard, the three-bedroom house will become a base for its new owners when they visit the city.

  • by Tom Carey
Open slather: Perth property market so hot agents ditch price guides

Open slather: Perth property market so hot agents ditch price guides

Record-breaking Perth property sales have led real estate agents to skip the price guides and let the market takes its course.

  • by Claire Ottaviano
The type of property that was supposed to get cheaper – but soared

The type of property that was supposed to get cheaper – but soared

A “perfect storm” of rising demand and scant supply has been putting upward pressure on prices since the pandemic began.

  • by Shona Hendley
‘Incredible lifestyle’: Brisbane suburbs homeowners never want to leave

‘Incredible lifestyle’: Brisbane suburbs homeowners never want to leave

They might seem like classic suburbia, but they’ve transformed into some of the city’s most prized pockets.

  • by Sarah Webb
He paid $45m for a brick house and demolished it. Then council weighed in
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He paid $45m for a brick house and demolished it. Then council weighed in

Adman David Droga’s grand plans for the Tamarama headland were met with lavish praise from architectural boffins, but not so the council.

  • by Lucy Macken
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‘Absolutely idyllic’: Sydney suburbs homeowners never want to leave

‘Absolutely idyllic’: Sydney suburbs homeowners never want to leave

When Erica’s father bought his house he declared, ‘I’m never leaving!’ After a working life on the move, he’d found his paradise.

  • by Sue Williams
The $1,351,000 Newtown unit that ticked all the boxes for first home buyers

The $1,351,000 Newtown unit that ticked all the boxes for first home buyers

Five buyers – almost all first timers – registered to bid on the home that last sold for $855,000 in 2018, records show.

  • by Tawar Razaghi
Beach cottage smashes its reserve and changes hands for $3.9 million

Beach cottage smashes its reserve and changes hands for $3.9 million

A large crowd defied the cold to watch four bidders vie for the two-bedroom Williamstown home, which had been in the one family since it was built 60 years ago.

  • by Sarah Webb
Billionaire Will Vicars splashes $150m on Sydney beachside real estate
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Billionaire Will Vicars splashes $150m on Sydney beachside real estate

Some people can’t go past an Oroton handbag, but for the man who owns the company his retail weak-spot is prime eastern beaches real estate.

  • by Lucy Macken
‘People don’t know it exists’: Melbourne suburbs home owners never want to leave

‘People don’t know it exists’: Melbourne suburbs home owners never want to leave

Green space, a sense of community and plenty of family homes – home owners in these suburbs would never dream of moving away.

  • by Alexandra Middleton