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Spring starts with mass home sales
HOMEOWNERS have sprung into action to give the property market a fresh bounce with this spring set to be one of the biggest selling seasons ever.
New apartment projects drying up
NSW’s building boom is waning as developers hold off new apartment projects over concerns falling investor demand will make units harder to sell.
From car yard to 42 storey tower
PARRAMATTA’S skyline is set for more skyscrapers following the announcement of a new residential and commercial precinct, including a 42 storey tower.
Sydney’s new population centre
SYDNEY’S apartment boom has pulled the city’s population centre in a surprising direction — to a suburb just north of the Parramatta River, research shows.
Sydneysiders seek getaways out west
FORGET Byron Bay or the Gold Coast — holiday home buyers living in Sydney’s elite east are seeking homes just 35km away, including one grand villa in Dural.
Hipsters shift to Sydney burbs
SYDNEY’S hipster culture has been shifting to suburbia — as penny-pinching youngsters abandon inner-city living to buy in cheaper outlying areas or move back in with their parents.
Graffiti drives up property values
THINKING of painting over the graffiti on your home? You may want to reconsider. Property valuers reveal it may be more valuable than you think.
The spots you’ll need a 35% deposit
BUYERS of units in 34 Sydney postcodes will now need 35 per cent deposits, often representing $300,000-plus, to get financing from a major bank.
Suburbs where prices will rise more
SYDNEY’S housing market may have slowed but home prices are set to continue growing in 15 suburbs spread around the city, a new report reveals.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/aidan-devine/page/192