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The co-founder of Australian fashion label, Matteau, is selling her designer dream home in the Noosa hinterland.
Jobs queen and richlister Sarina Russo has renewed a push to let out her luxury Brisbane CBD apartments by slashing the rent dramatically.
If you buy or own property in one of these westside suburbs, you could be sitting on a long-term winner, an expert says.
ARGUABLY Brisbane’s biggest penthouse is about to hit the market — a Park Avenue princess “fit for a king and queen”.
Those who bought here in the year 2000 are laughing all the way to the bank now, with house prices jumping a whopping 375 per cent, among the biggest surges in Queensland.
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