Sydney home prices grow again
They had been falling for nearly two years but Sydney home prices appear to be on the rebound, growing for the second month in a row. And it’s due to some recent market changes.
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What you need to earn to buy cheapest city homes
Aussies can afford housing again in a range of suburbs thanks to drops in interest rates and property prices, with new research showing how much you need to earn to buy in each capital.
Shaynna Blaze’s warning to sellers
TV home design queen Shaynna Blaze says homeowners contemplating a spring sale could hamper their chances of a good price if they fall into some common staging traps.
The buyers dominating auctions
Buyer interest has been surging since the surprise federal election result but there is one category of house hunter that has had a particularly strong hand in driving the market improvement.
Best Sydney suburbs for singles
Unlucky in love? New research has revealed Sydney’s single population is at a record-high but the romantically unattached are overly concentrated in a few select city pockets.
Termite infested wreck in shock sale
A rickety hovel punctured with termite holes became a hotly contested piece of real estate at auction after a bidding war pushed up the price way above the seller’s expectations.
Sellers gaining ground at auctions
Home sellers have been netting some of the biggest results in nearly two years at Sydney home auctions due to a shrinking supply of property listings.
The world’s most expensive cities to live in
Curious how our living costs like food, rent and transport compare to other world cities? New research reveals how Sydney and Melbourne prices measure up to the world’s priciest.
How much you need to earn to buy across Sydney
So where can you afford to buy a house or unit in Sydney based on your salary? New data reveals households on an average income can afford homes in more suburbs than two years ago.
Sellers get surprise $75k over reserve
A brick house constructed in the 1960s has been hoisted into the 21st century after selling at auction for a thoroughly modern price that was $75,000 over the vendor’s reserve.
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