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House in Melbourne’s east sells for $2,362,000 to surprise buyer

House in Melbourne’s east sells for $2,362,000 to surprise buyer

The winning bidders saw the ad for the five-bedroom property for the first time on Friday evening. Less than 24 hours later, the home was theirs.

  • by Alexandra Middleton

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Eastwood villa sells for $1.66 million, almost tripling since 2007

Eastwood villa sells for $1.66 million, almost tripling since 2007

Four downsizers from the suburb and surrounds registered to bid on the two-bedroom, two-bathroom home that last sold for $570,000 less than two decades ago.

  • by Kristy Johnson
The Sydney suburb where nobody is behind on their mortgage

The Sydney suburb where nobody is behind on their mortgage

As some Sydneysiders fall behind on their repayments in the cost-of-living crisis, other neighbourhoods are better placed to keep up.

  • by Kristy Johnson
Servo mogul shrugs off liquidation, aims to sell record-setting $10.5m home
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Servo mogul shrugs off liquidation, aims to sell record-setting $10.5m home

He paid a record-setting price last year when he purchased his 16-room mansion with indoor swimming pool, and is no doubt hoping to better the price.

  • by Lucy Macken
How an artist turned an ‘ugly’ $4.4m home into a $14.5m waterfront gem

How an artist turned an ‘ugly’ $4.4m home into a $14.5m waterfront gem

It became her permanent abode after travelling the world and living in 37 other homes. But it has gone through several changes.

  • by Carmen Forward
Why property investors are selling now – and why they’re buying even more

Why property investors are selling now – and why they’re buying even more

There are two narratives about investor activity: One that investors are selling up – the other that more investors are entering the market.

  • by Jim Malo
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Fugitive Jean Nassif’s waterfront Chiswick house hits market
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Fugitive Jean Nassif’s waterfront Chiswick house hits market

Just before Sydney’s property market closes for the summer comes one of the year’s most anticipated listings - the home of a famous Lebanon expat.

  • by Lucy Macken
Sick of neighbours? House on a giant traffic island for sale

Sick of neighbours? House on a giant traffic island for sale

Ever heard of a house that fronts three streets and shares no boundaries with neighbours? Here’s one.

  • by Orana Durney-Benson
‘Like going to a casino’: More home buyers turn to risky strategy

‘Like going to a casino’: More home buyers turn to risky strategy

Home buyers are showing fresh signs of eagerness to purchase, especially if they think any interest rate cut will push up prices.

  • by Sue Williams
How landlords sharply hiking rents created more ‘forever renters’

How landlords sharply hiking rents created more ‘forever renters’

Rapid increases over recent years have hampered tenants’ ability to save money and buy a home, but is there any relief in sight?

  • by Jim Malo
Rare as hen’s teeth: House on Brisbane’s only private lake smashes reserve by $300k

Rare as hen’s teeth: House on Brisbane’s only private lake smashes reserve by $300k

The buyer saw the property for the first time just a couple of hours before the auction.

  • by Sarah Webb