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

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June 21, 2014, Shanghai, China - Guests at a Sydney property showcase by Lend Lease sit at tables with Australian and Chinese flags at the Four Seasons Hotel.

Foreigners blamed for high home prices

SYDNEY residents are growing increasingly unhappy with foreign property investors and want the government to step in, new research shows.

NSW

Sana and Mona Ali had amassed a property portfolio worth roughly $5 million. NSW real estate.

Twins turn $40k savings into $5m

A PAIR of identical twins from Western Sydney have accomplished the rare feat of buying into the housing market not once, but 10 times over.

Real Estate

Australian Federal Treasurer Scott Morrison speaks at the despatch box during the delivery of the 2017-18 Federal Budget in the House of Representatives at Parliament House in Canberra, Tuesday, May 9, 2017. (AAP Image/Mick Tsikas) NO ARCHIVING

The good Budget news for homebuyers

TREASURER Scott Morrison offered plenty of measures aimed at addressing housing affordability, but some will help buyers better than others, experts claim.

Sydney

How should you sell, couple, sold sign, house, feature on selling homes, methods of sale, property sales iSTOCK happy couple standing outside their house and holding sold sign

Inflated prices to haunt property owners

JUST A mere one percent increase in mortgage rates, would leave more than a quarter of homeowners struggling to make their repayments.

Sydney

Walk-ins are really stepping it up

FORGET the designer kitchen — a growing number of slick Sydneysiders view a luxury walk-in wardrobe as the new heart of their home.

NSW

Jacinta development, 68 Railway Pde, Burwood NSW Real Estate

Has the Sydney housing market peaked?

HOUSE hunters could be in for a well-needed break — growth in property prices shows tentative signs of finally slowing after nearly five years of boom-like market conditions.

NSW

Brian Gittings won a home through Century 21 by selling his Macadamia farm in the northern rivers region. NSW real estate.

‘I accidentally won an apartment’

WHEN 75-year-old nut farmer Brian Gittings was selling his northern NSW property he didn’t realise he was entering a competition to win a beachside apartment. You can imagine his shock when he won.

Real Estate

Melbourne Quarter development by Lendlease at Docklands wins final approval

Home price growth falls to new low

SIGNS are emerging that Australia’s housing market could finally be starting to cool after nearly five years of runaway growth in prices.

NSW

66 Sutherland St, Paddington. NSW Real Estate. NSW Real Estate.

Autumn cool seeps into housing market

HOME sellers are getting mixed results at auctions as Sydney’s property market shows signs of coming off the boil, giving house hunters in some city pockets a much-needed break.

NSW

04/03/17. Camperdown, Sydney, NSW, Australia.Win a Penthouse lottery.Pictures show 18-year-old Abbie Cooper from Clovelly, NSW, pictured in the penthouse appartment in Camperdown which is the prize in the current RSL Lottery competition.The appartment is valued at $2m and the winner can choose a gold bullion alternative if they wish. Tickets cost $5.

Mum bags $2m penthouse for $30

A MOTHER of seven has been offered the real estate deal of a lifetime: a luxury penthouse for an outlay of just $30. But she has also been given an equally tantalising counteroffer.

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