APARTMENT sellers in one prominent Sydney region have had to watch their properties languish unsold for months due to rampant building creating an oversupply of high rise units. And now experts are warning prices will soon fall.
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SYDNEY’s already high property prices are due to move into truly staggering territory, with new projections showing what the cheapest, average and most expensive homes will cost in 25 years.
AN analysis of migration patterns over the past 20 years has revealed some interesting insights about where Australians tend to move to for job opportunities and housing if they support certain teams.
INNER-CITY houses priced for less than $1 million are on the verge of extinction, with fewer than 15 houses within 10km of the CBD now listed at six figures. And they’re for sale with a catch.
BUYERS wanting to ride the next wave of growth in prices should head south to a pocket of suburbs, a new real estate report shows. It also revealed the riskiest suburbs to buy in.
TO auction or not to auction? That’s the question plaguing sellers as Sydney moves from an extreme seller’s market to one favouring buyers, writes Aidan Devine.
AUSSIES have an opportunity to capitalise on ideal buying conditions in a host of global property markets, with an investment advisory group revealing the best five markets at the moment.
THE DAYS of Sydney families spilling onto the streets at crowded home auctions or inspections are ending, with research showing prices dropped again in May after steep declines in competition for sales in some key city pockets.
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