Best areas to make money from property
FORGET Sydney, Melbourne or even Brisbane — an often overlooked real estate market has now become the country’s strongest and offers property investors the best growth prospects. It’s closer than you think.
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You’ll wish you bought a home here
RESIDENTS in two Western Sydney hubs have become the country’s most unlikely property millionaires after paying rock bottom prices for their homes and then reaping the benefits of more than $700,000 in average price growth.
Record migrant arrivals spur home shortage
NSW’s population grew by 123,105 in the past year, driven by the arrival of 98,782 migrants, but the state is running out of properties to accommodate the record levels of overseas migration, sending land costs spiralling.
Sellers launch biggest auction day of year
HOME seekers will have an unusually large selection of Sydney properties to choose from today as a bumper number of homes go under the hammer in the biggest auction day of the year.
Pad with Harbour views for sale at $500k
DREAMING of gazing out across the Harbour from the comfort of your bedroom or lounge? An inner city unit with a panaromic view of the CBD, Harbour Bridge and Opera House is up for grabs at a rock bottom price.
Prices drop by 30% in real estate slowdown
SYDNEY home sellers have had to accept GFC-level price declines due to a weakening market that has given buyers more bargaining power, but some suburbs have been more affected than others.
Saving deposit takes at least 31 years
SAVING a deposit for a typical Sydney home has become next to impossible for single buyers on an average wage and would even take higher income earners decades, new financial data has revealed.
Real estate delivers for women
THE number of women working as real estate agents has more than doubled over the past two decades.
Shocking cost we pay for hoarding habits
THE AVERAGE families’ hoarding habits are now costing them nearly $7800 a year in unnecessary doubling up of items but the cost is even larger when it comes time to sell, research shows.
Listed 8 years and still no sale
THEY’VE got dramatic water views and designer finishes — but some of Sydney’s most alluring homes have been languishing on the market unsold for up to eight years due to some surprising moves by the owners.
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