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Guest accommodation offers an income to the owners of this Nimbin property.

Does this house near Byron Bay make more money than you?

A glass studio overlooking a dam plus cabin and homestead make the owner of the hinterland estate some serious money.

  • Emily Power

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Photo of (L-R) Adrian Cropley, Jenny Holmes and Ian Henson in front of their apartment at AC Marriott, Normanby Building in Southbank

Adrian bought a glamorous new home. Then there was a $3000-a-year catch

It looked a fabulous prospect: living above a five-star hotel with a rooftop pool and gym. Then things went downhill.

  • Sue Williams
A townhouse in Coburg before being auctioned.

Coburg townhouse passes in, then sells to first-time buyers for $955,000

The home passed in and eventually sold to the only bidders, a young couple with two children, who negotiated the sale.

  • Abbir Dib
A buyer paid $3.76 million at auction on Saturday for a four-bedroom home in Lindfield that she plans to knock down.

Buyer pays $3.76m to knock down Lindfield four-bedder with pool

The Lindfield home already comes with four bedrooms and a pool, but a buyer paid $3.76 million at auction on Saturday just to knock it down.

  • Kristy Johnson
Stuart Thompson bought a Hawthorn apartment.

How Stuart bought the home he loved, without the bank of mum and dad

He realised he was now getting paid enough to think about saving for a home - but he couldn’t have bought his place without two pieces of help.

  • Elizabeth Redman
The Wheatleys have just finished a major transformation of their heritage-listed Wahroonga property.

Ex-Goldman Sachs bigwig, Ku-ring-gai deputy mayor list $12m Wahroonga home

What do you get when a former head of real estate investment banking and a deputy mayor renovate a heritage-listed home in a prestigious street?

  • Tawar Razaghi
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701/63 Hall Street, Bondi Beach.

Fourteen of the best homes for sale in NSW right now

Looking for your next home? From a penthouse at our most famous beach to the 1929-era Crabapple Cottage, we’ve got you covered.

  • Pauline Morrissey and Larissa Dubecki
Property prices are expected to rise over the medium term.

What property prices will do over the next five years

A construction slump, a growing population, tight job markets and wage increases are set to shape the property outlook, barring any shocks.

  • Emily Power
Meredith Allan loves living in Flemington.

‘We didn’t know this existed’: Melbourne’s most affordable liveable suburb

It’s been ranked in the top five of Melbourne’s most liveable suburbs, yet its property prices are hundreds of thousands of dollars below those of its rivals.

  • Abbir Dib and Elizabeth Redman
First home buyers can get help from the government to purchase.

No, you can’t buy a $1.3 million home on a 2 per cent deposit

Home-buying hopefuls can get a leg-up this year, but some might need to save more than they first thought.

  • Elizabeth Redman

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