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

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More homeowners selling again

AFTER sitting on the fence for much of late 2016, homeowners are listing their properties again — including in the regions that had the biggest shortages of homes.

Sydney

This Darlinghurst home situated on the border with Surry Hills normally rents out for $189 per night on Airbnb but is renting out during Mardi Gras for $445 per night. NSW real estate.

Mardi Gras a cash cow for home owners

TOURISTS visiting Sydney for Mardi Gras are renting rooms at insane rates on short-term rental sites as homeowners take advantage of the parade’s growing popularity.

Sydney

320 Taren Point Rd is new development in Caringbah, where more than half the properties are being offered up as affordable housing for essential service workers. NSW real estate.

Units up for grabs at reduced rent

TEACHERS, nurses and other essential service workers are being offered homes in a new housing development at reduced rent in a bid to encourage them to stay in Sydney.

Sydney

45 Edgbaston Rd, Beverly Hills sold for $1.1 million. NSW real estate.

Owners sitting on big bucks but don’t know

HOMES once built for workers in the 1950s and ‘60s have become a magnet for big spending property buyers who are prepared to pay millions for them — and their owners don’t even realise.

NSW

Sat Telegraph; Paul Eisenhuth and Tara Ryan who have bought a block of land at Caddens Hill near Penrith. surge in demand for new houses. Paul Eisenhuth and Tara Ryan have bought a house in a development where people have been camping outside the sales offices in order to get a spot.

Couples camp for days just for chance to buy home

HOMEBUYERS struggling to find properties are camping overnight outside development offices to be first in line for new real estate releases.

Inner West

Pictured 126 Lilyfield Road (3 bedroom 1 bath 1 car) which sold for $1,855,000 on 25 February 2017.

Would you pay $1.8m for THIS?

RUNAWAY growth has caught the market by surprise, with the cost of a typical Sydney home jumping by $20,000 in a month. In possibly the most shocking case, a Lilyfield shack went for $1.8 million.

Sydney

110 O'Brien Street, Bondi Beach sold in May 2015 for $1.6 million and after a renovation sold again in January 2017 for $3.25 million. The value increase equated to $2669 for every day the sellers held the property. NSW real estate.

Annual property price hike a 15-year record

HOUSE hunters will have to fork out nearly $20,000 more for a Sydney home than they did a month ago, following an unexpected surge in prices over February.

NSW

For a Sunday Telegraph story : Deb, 32, and Michael, 36, Earsman with their five month old baby Mila have just purchased a home in the Lane Cove. Photo Jeremy Piper

$2m only gets you in the door

SYDNEY suburbs with multimillion-dollar house prices now outnumber cheaper areas after median prices hit $2 million for the first time across 13 suburbs in the past year.

NSW

The Wang family, May Su, Chloe Su (4), Min Su, are selling their North Ryde home after having purchased a new home in an area close to where their daughter is starting primary school.

Homebuyers reveal difference two years makes

A COUPLE in Sydney’s northwest reveal the massive changes they’ve encountered looking for a home in the current market compared to two years ago. And they claim there’s one thing that’s totally changed.

NSW

44 Alfred Street Annandale goes to auction with a price guide of PRICE GUIDE $1,900,000. NSW real estate.

Sellers wasting chance to get higher prices

HOME sellers in Sydney’s outer suburbs are losing out on the opportunity to score as much as $100,000 above the prices they could normally expect for their properties.

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