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Sydney’s young people deserve to be heard – before we lose them for good

Sydney’s housing crisis is here and now – and the city’s young people don’t think they can wait much longer for large-scale solutions.

  • The Herald's View

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The shortage of tradies is expected to continue.

Doing a home reno has been gruelling. This year that’s set to change

It will still be a challenge to find tradespeople, and material prices are not about to fall, but there are hopeful signs on the horizon.

  • Jim Malo
The Monte-Carlo Country Club.

Grand slam glam: Inside the stylish homes of the biggest tennis stars

From pools and steam rooms to, yes, tennis courts: The most celebrated tennis stars call Monte Carlo, Miami, Marbella and New York home.

  • Kristy Johnson
Monica Lee and grandchildren (from left) Milla, 17, Harper, 15, and Tiger, 13 – pictured with dogs Billie and Maizie – at Lee’s Mount Martha home.

The once-booming Victorian coastal hotspot that’s now $172,000 cheaper

Property prices are weaker than they were a few years ago, but it’s not worrying locals who are keen to get on with their lives.

  • Jim Malo
Take your Sydney budget outside of the city, and your money can buy you a lot more real estate in some cases.

Bang for buck: Top regional NSW houses on a Sydney budget

Take the capital city’s median house price of $1.65 million into regional NSW and your money can buy a lot more.

  • Carmen Forward
Gai Sinclair has listed her Minnamurra home purchased 35 years ago.

The once-booming NSW coastal town that’s now $177,000 cheaper

Property values went through a pandemic boom and bust, and while they’re not back to their peaks, they’re starting to pick up again.

  • Kristy Johnson
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Buyers with a Melbourne budget can get a lot more bang for their buck if they look to regional Victoria.

Bang for buck: Top Victorian tree-change houses on a Melbourne budget

Take the capital city’s median house price of just over $1 million into regional Victoria, and your money can buy a lot more.

  • Shona Hendley
In Werribee South, beach boxes cost less than on the other side of the bay.

The Melbourne suburb where a beach box is less than half price

In Brighton, a beach box could easily cost you $450,000. In Portsea, buyers pay up to $1 million. But elsewhere, they’re much cheaper.

  • Orana Durney-Benson
A bird’s eye view of the coastline between Ballina and Lennox – both suburbs that present buying opportunities than its more expensive neighbour Byron.

‘Byron 20 years ago’: Best towns if you can’t afford Byron Bay

Even locals are relocating along the coast for more affordable living and deeper community ties that the popular locale once had.

  • Carmen Forward
The Grant Avenue residence has not changed hands for 70 years.

Myer family’s Toorak mansion fetches about $20m

The property is changing hands for the first time in about 70 years, but another of the family’s homes could be yours for $100 million.

  • Elizabeth Redman and Kristy Johnson

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