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Aidan DevineReal estate editor

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

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Sydney
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How homeowners can save $4029

It’s never been cheaper to service mortgage debt following four successive rate cuts in nine months, but homeowners who want to get the biggest savings will need to do some homework.

NSW
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - MARCH 04: Pedestrians wear face masks in the Chinatown district on March 04, 2020 in Sydney, Australia. Chinese businesses across Sydney are struggling to keep their doors open as sales dwindle amid the ongoing coronavirus outbreak. Restaurant owners say the current restrictions in place on people travelling from mainland China to Australia means they have lost the majority of their usual clientele - Chinese tourists and students. A number of restaurants have already gone into liquidation. (Photo by Lisa Maree Williams/Getty Images)

Virus poses unique threat to real estate

Sydney’s real estate recovery now dangles on a knife’s edge, with coronavirus threatening to hit the market on three fronts. And there could be impacts even if there’s no local outbreak.

NSW
THE BENEFITS of a career in real estate need no introduction and OPEN College’s Certificate IV in Property Services (Real Estate) allows graduates to apply for a licence through Fair Trading and operate their own office.

Housing markets the boom left behind

Real estate prices have shot through the roof in some capitals over the past year, but it was a different story in other prominent regions where property values are sinking.

Sydney
A cheerful young woman sitting at home on the couch. She has a mortgage on her first home. Picture: iStock.

Big error buyers made with loans

New research has revealed an alarming number of Aussies maxed out their borrowing capacity late last year expecting an event that never transpired, raising questions about the future of their loans.

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