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

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A real estate advertising board is seen next to a house in Canberra, Friday, March 1, 2019. (AAP Image/Lukas Coch) NO ARCHIVING

Gearing cut won’t help buyers afford average home

Labor’s plan to restrict negative gearing to new homes could deal the economy a blow but have only a limited impact in making housing affordable in Sydney and Melbourne, modelling shows.

Real Estate

Sign in front of development super-site at Baulkham Hills on Saturday September 1st. 26 homes to sell in one line for $60m adjoining the Stockland Shopping Centre. The flexible 19,823m2 site consists of 26 adjoining freehold residential properties on Windsor Road, Kinley Place, and Dobson Crescent. (AAP IMAGE / Troy Snook)

RBA move could totally change housing market

The Reserve Bank of Australia has decided to keep the cash rate on hold but it remains under pressure to make a later cut. And when it does it could be a game changer for the housing market.

Sydney

Auction at 52 Chesterfield Road in Epping attracted a crowd of over 200, with at least 8 Police in attendance because of the houses history as a

Crowd gasps at Sydney action

A crowd of nearly 300 people were in attendance for the auction of a notorious Sydney home. And when the hammer struck, there were gasps.

Sydney

Was $1,638,000 now $1,349,000. 15 Phillip St Blakehurst is up for sale with $289,000 cut off the price. NSW real estate.

These are our most discounted homes

Bargain hunters’ best prospects of getting great property deals are in two types of suburbs where homes are being offered with up to $650,000 off the price. And new data shows what those deals are.

Sydney

Auction at 302 Pittwater Road in East Ryde. Pictured is Auctioneer, Andrew Robinson.

‘Tricky’ block attracts rapid fire bidding

A dated home presenting major challenges for anyone brave enough to redevelop it sold under the hammer for $1.28m — and it proved one of the hotter auctions on a lacklustre day of sales.

Sydney

20 suburbs affordable again for average earners

Homes in 20 Sydney suburbs once beyond the budgets of buyers earning the city’s average wage have become accessible again and are offering up property deals for as little as $300,000.

Sydney

For Telegraph real estate liftout. Lauren Garner and Jonathan Fletcher are posing up at a home they had styled by Coco Republic to help attract more buyers. Picture - Chris Pavlich for Saturday Telegraph

Why it pays to invest in styling

Sellers hoping to get top dollar or a quick sale are being urged to invest in property styling, giving their homes an edge over the rest of the market.

Sydney

Housing downturn is losing steam

Sydney home prices are no longer falling as rapidly as they once were and property analysts say the market is starting to show green shoots that point to a coming rebound in values.

Sydney

SUNDAY TELEGRAPH - 26/4/19Christian and Brianna Coronica pictured at their apartment in Collaroy which they are selling. Collaroy has been one of the best performing suburbs over the last 5yrs across Sydney. Picture, Sam Ruttyn

Suburbs where the homes out-earn doctors

Prices may be sliding in some areas, but in two popular Sydney enclaves they have continued to grow by nearly $300,000 annually — a faster rate than anywhere else in the country.

Sydney

Auction at 7 Captain Jacka Crescent, Daceyville. Auctioneer Matt Shalhoub. Photo by Jordan Shields.

High pressure auction makes bidder sick

Bidding for a three-bedroom house in Sydney’s south became so intense this morning one of the attendees had a panic attack, causing the auction to take an unexpected turn.

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