The $100m mansions considered ‘overrated’
A recent report on the top 50 homes in NSW has stirred debate about what constitutes a great home, with some of Sydney’s $100m mega mansions failing to impress. SEE THE FULL RANKING
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Haunting fate of death houses after the discoveries
They’re houses with a history stained in blood but many of the sites of some of Sydney’s most sinister crimes, including the home where John Edwards killed his kids, have begun a new chapter.
Big spenders target houses in the Shire
Demand for housing in Sydney’s south has been rising as work from home arrangements make it more attractive for former CBD workers, resulting in some huge sales.
Mt Druitt shack sells for $1.38m
A rusted house in uninhabitable condition sold at auction for a jaw dropping price in what has historically been one of Sydney’s cheapest suburbs. Here’s why.
Sax sells: agents’ bizarre way to get top price
Multiple homes sold for well over reserve as Sydney auctions continued to deliver strong results for sellers, including in the west where an unusual ploy helped push the price sky high.
Units for rent with cinema, other unusual perks
A landmark apartment complex rich with amenities has launched with units available only to tenants. No bond is needed in a system that aims to revolutionise the rental market.
First-time buyer activity at 11-year high
Sydney’s housing market has flipped from an environment favouring investors to one where renters and first homebuyers now hold all the cards and are getting cheaper deals.
NSW’s most beautiful homes
From Bondi to Byron, from the harbour to the mountains, Sydney and NSW boast some of the world’s most eye-catching homes.
Battlers make costly mistake with super
Struggling homeowners who have capitalised on a COVID-19 support measure could face a financial wipe out come retirement, bombshell economic modelling has revealed.
Biggest winners from HomeBuilder revealed
The federal government’s $25,000 cashback for buyers of new homes stimulated first homebuyer activity in some states but had a muted response in others, new research shows.
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