FORGET cashed-up investors — a new group of buyers have climbed to the top of Sydney’s property ladder to outbid their rivals for the best homes. And they’re all honing in on the properties in one city area in particular.
NEW figures to be released next week are set to reveal that Brisbane property price growth has returned to positive territory.
FOREIGNERS did it here, now Aussies are returning the favour. Home prices in Asia’s second largest economy have been growing as young Aussies outbid locals for homes, seizing on chances to bag 22-room homes for as little as $196k.
FORGET Sydney, Melbourne or even Brisbane — an often overlooked real estate market has now become the country’s strongest and offers property investors the best growth prospects. It’s closer than you think.
HOME seekers will have an unusually large selection of Sydney properties to choose from today as a bumper number of homes go under the hammer in the biggest auction day of the year.
DREAMING of gazing out across the Harbour from the comfort of your bedroom or lounge? An inner city unit with a panaromic view of the CBD, Harbour Bridge and Opera House is up for grabs at a rock bottom price.
THE AVERAGE families’ hoarding habits are now costing them nearly $7800 a year in unnecessary doubling up of items but the cost is even larger when it comes time to sell, research shows.
THEY’VE got dramatic water views and designer finishes — but some of Sydney’s most alluring homes have been languishing on the market unsold for up to eight years due to some surprising moves by the owners.
A CONTROVERSIAL US economist warning of a housing crash has come under fire from real estate mogul John McGrath for failing to account for the unique aspects of Australian real estate.
NEW housing stock alone will not bring down Sydney’s inflated housing prices, contrary to the suggestions of previous property market analysis, a parliamentary inquiry has heard.
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