Mob swarms into ‘special’ home for auction
A massive crowd filled up nearly every inch of living space in one of the inner west largest homes today to watch a home auction that offered something a little different from the norm.
A massive crowd filled up nearly every inch of living space in one of the inner west largest homes today to watch a home auction that offered something a little different from the norm.
Homeowners in Sydney’s eastern suburbs are laughing all the way to the bank after a bidding frenzy at auctions today that pushed prices way above reserve on multiple homes.
Young couples are securing Sydney homes while still living a high life of holidays and expensive dinners by using a clever home building strategy that minimises their mortgage obligations.
There may be a housing slump, but homeowners have continued to pocket massive windfalls from their property sales in a handful of Sydney suburbs that remain fiercely popular with buyers.
No dollars? No problem. A spaceship like house in NSW is due to come up for sale in a world-first auction where the home seller wants to receive something else besides normal money.
It’s the type of housing most property buyers and renters seek out, but families are discovering the in-fashion homes they want come with some significant trade-offs.
Warning: Make sure you’ve finished what you’re eating before looking further. This four-bedroom house is in such a state, that its upper levels can only be accessed by ladder.
Real estate agents have been trying to perk up falling attendance at Sydney home auctions by offering tantalising giveaways and incentives for house hunters to register for bidding.
“Renovator’s delights” are proving popular with home buyers judging from the recent sale of a Forest Lodge terrace for $100,000 above the reserve price.
Property sales have been heating up in Sydney’s east, with buyers scrambling to the auction of a deceased estate near Bondi Beach just for the chance to knock it down.
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