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‘Can’t get voted out!’: Sassy real estate agent is selling house next to PM

‘Can’t get voted out!’: Sassy real estate agent is selling house next to PM

The family home opposite the prime ministerial residence of The Lodge in Canberra is for sale.

  • by Stephen Brook and Kishor Napier-Raman

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Block your neighbour’s view? Not this cliff-top beach house in Bronte

Block your neighbour’s view? Not this cliff-top beach house in Bronte

The owners wanted to be neighbourly, to make sure next door’s sight lines of the ocean and Bronte Gully, the bordering park, weren’t blocked by this new three-level home.

  • by Stephen Crafti
Nicheliving calls in administrators for ‘urgent’ financial review
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Nicheliving calls in administrators for ‘urgent’ financial review

Embattled builder Nicheliving’s entire construction division has been handed over to administrators, just weeks after the state government reached a $40 million rescue deal to get more than 200 homes finished.

  • by Jesinta Burton and Hamish Hastie
Cost to build a new home picks up pace in Perth, putting pressure on established market

Cost to build a new home picks up pace in Perth, putting pressure on established market

Fresh data points to troubled waters in alleviating Perth’s housing crisis and hitting the federal government’s target of 125,000 new homes in WA over the next five years.

  • by Sarah Brookes
Why build-to-rent is booming in Melbourne only

Why build-to-rent is booming in Melbourne only

Renters in Melbourne are being given more choice than their Sydney counterparts as the “build-to-rent” sector takes a strong foothold the southern state.

  • by Simon Johanson and Nicole Lindsay
Property investors fear forced sales under negative gearing changes

Property investors fear forced sales under negative gearing changes

Sydney architect Chirayu Shah says he and his wife could be forced to sell their home at a loss and unable to offer their children housing security down the track.

  • by Riley Walter, Tom Cowie and Millie Muroi
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Sirius irony: The elites who have bought into the landmark former public housing block
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Sirius irony: The elites who have bought into the landmark former public housing block

Sydney’s former social housing block Sirius is set to be home to a slew of regular names from Title Deeds columns past.

  • by Lucy Macken
Where you can buy a house for less than $1m within 10km of Melbourne’s CBD

Where you can buy a house for less than $1m within 10km of Melbourne’s CBD

Hopeful home buyers don’t have to give up proximity to the city to buy something for less than Melbourne’s median house price.

  • by Alexandra Middleton
Homes from the ’80s scream for attention, but this river gem is different

Homes from the ’80s scream for attention, but this river gem is different

A 40-odd-year-old home overlooking inner Melbourne’s Yarra couldn’t be more at odds with the ‘greed is good’ reputation of the 1980s.

  • by Stephen Crafti
What happens when a threatened species gets in the way of a new Perth housing estate?

What happens when a threatened species gets in the way of a new Perth housing estate?

These spectacular little spiders are found in only one spot: in the pathway of a housing estate that received its environmental approval decades ago.

  • by Sarah Brookes
Former AFL exec sells Albert Park home for $6.25m, makes $4.5m profit

Former AFL exec sells Albert Park home for $6.25m, makes $4.5m profit

A local family purchased the four-bedroom home for $650,000 above reserve, beating two others for the stylish Edwardian residence.

  • by Alexandra Middleton

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