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Aidan Devine is the real estate editor for the Daily Telegraph.

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Sydney

SUNDAY TELEGRAPH- 27.2.21Auction at 31 Reina st in North Bondi which sold for a staggering $6.1M this afternoon. Auctioneer James Keenan pictured with a huge crowd in attendance. Picture: Sam Ruttyn

Demand for property hits record high

Homebuyers are coming up against more competition for properties than at any time on record as househunters scramble to get into the market before prices rise further.

NSW

AFTER: 93 King Rd, Hornsby pictured after it was renovated. The home sold in 2006 for $570,000. Now it is listed with a price guide of $1.42 million. NSW real estate.

Recent renos hide big issues for buyers

Home seekers have been warned to be wary of some recently renovated properties as they may be hiding an issue that won’t be apparent to the naked eye, a buyer’s agent claims.

NSW

1011 N Beverly Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90210. Real estate.

Brits ‘unashamed’ of new addiction

Blaming the pandemic, half of Brits say they’ve picked up a new ‘porn’ habit in the last year – it’s just not what you’d think and Australia has become a target.

Sydney

NEWS- An aerial shot of the Perth CBD and Northbridge, to show the congestion hotspots. PICTURED-

Why Sydney boom is problem for other cities

Skyrocketing Sydney property prices haven’t just made it harder for local homebuyers to get their foot in the door – it could soon put buyers in other locations under pressure.

Sydney

Andrew Cooley at an auction in Oatley on Saturday, March 13, 2021. Picture: Avenue Auctions. NSW real estate.

‘Never seen anything like it’: boom gathers pace

It was another frenzied weekend in Sydney’s auction market, with plenty of new records broken and agents reporting the boom is hitting heights no one has even seen before.

Sydney

Sydney ‘burbs where buying is cheaper than renting

It is cheaper for new homeowners to pay down a mortgage than stump up rent in some Sydney areas despite a recent explosion in prices, new economic data reveals. SEE THE LIST

Sydney

Pictures from the auction of 70, Ulm Street, Ermington, taken on 13th March 2021.The property fetched over $1.8 million and was the family home where the Seage sisters grew up.Picture shows auctioneer Rocky Bartolotto with crowds at the auction.(Pictures by Julian Andrews).

‘No one can believe it’: family’s shock auction

A family selling a modest brick home in Sydney’s west were left shocked after their auction netted them a price nearly $500,000 above expectation – and no one is quite sure why.

Sydney

4 Willow Way, Leonay, is the Penrith house of the week. NSW real estate

Where to buy a home for under $250 a week

A comprehensive study of house prices and loan rate data has revealed more than 100 suburbs and towns where houses or units cost less than $250 per week to own.

NSW

Buyers line up for the open for inspection of a five-bedroom house on Kennedy Drive in Port Macquarie, where housing demand has shot through the roof over the past six months. NSW real estate. Picture: McGrath-Port Macquarie

Home buyers storm new estates in race to get cashback

First homebuyers have been rushing development sites across Western Sydney in a desperate bid to secure homes before the deadline for a $15,000 cashback.

Sydney

NRL players cashing in on housing boom. NSW real estate.

Why NRL players will start season cashed up

NRL players have been joining the rush of Sydneysiders buying and selling real estate in the current boom market, with many making purchases just in time for the new season.

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