Petrol stations shut to make way for units
A raft of petrol stations across Sydney could soon be transformed into residential apartments as fuel providers hope to unlock the development value of their land. Find out if you will be impacted.
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Where to get the best rental returns
Investors seeking properties with high rental returns will find good opportunities in Sydney’s west and southwest, but they will find even better returns in a prominent market outside the city.
Curious legacy of secretive group
Buildings once belonging to a secretive fraternity spread across the country are being transformed into unique properties, but you still have to belong to a new, select group to get inside.
Law change to save homeowners $40k
Millions of Aussie homeowners will be able to save thousands of dollars through sweeping changes to the credit reporting system, and mortgage holders are being advised to take swift action.
Garden trend not for faint hearted
There’s regular garden maintenance — then there’s these properties. Aussies are falling in love with an unusual property feature and it means a lot of pruning, watering and fertiliser.
House warning: ‘enter at own risk’
An uninhabitable home in Sydney’s inner west has changed hands for an unexpected price after the agent warned buyers to enter at their own risk.
Sellers get crazy cash at jam packed auctions
Sellers raked in huge prices at hotly contested auctions this weekend and so much money was flowing through the market that even neighbours were finding ways to cash in.
Heating market turns screws on buyers
Properties are being snapped up just days after hitting the market for sale as panicked home seekers try to scale the market before prices increase. The fastest sales are in two city regions.
Hong Kong exodus hits Aussie housing
Political chaos in Hong Kong has created a new class of cashed up buyer going head to head with local home seekers for Aussie properties — and new research has revealed their target suburbs.
Major shift forecast for housing market
Property prices may have been falling for nearly two years but the downturn is expected to be replaced by a fundamentally different market with far reaching changes for buyers and sellers.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/aidan-devine/page/144