Suburbs where owning real estate is risky
Aussie homeowners in some city pockets are selling homes for less than they paid, despite values rising in most of the country.
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Heartbreaking reason family is desperate to sell home
It was the house they never thought they’d leave – but now a family is selling their home of eight years because of a horror life change.
Selling our home is a matter of life and death
Selling their much loved family home has become a life or death proposition for the Young family, after dad Jase was hit with a complex condition that has perplexed doctors.
Homeowners now $70k richer as prices hit new high
Sydney home prices have bounced back from last year’s barrage of interest rate hikes and homeowners now have plenty more equity in their properties to work with.
Police station turning into entertainment precinct
A new $117m hotel and entertainment complex has been unveiled in Sydney’s southwest – and it’s going to appear where a police station once stood.
Mortgage stress risk hits record high
More Australians are struggling to pay their mortgages than ever before, but it’s not just because rates and the cost of living are higher, new research shows.
Unexpected way seller got half a million extra
An unremarkable home in Sydney’s south has sold for half a million dollars more than expected because of a decision that one of the bidders made on a whim.
Buyer pays $8.6m after bidding against self 6 times
A home seeker on Sydney’s northern beaches has splashed out $8.6m for a luxury house at what was a highly unusual auction.
Bidders licking wounds as ‘super’ Saturday sours
This weekend was Sydney’s first super Saturday for auctions this year, with over 1000 scheduled, but it quickly turned sour for hopeful buyers, while sellers cashed in.
Suburbs set to lose most from Albo housing change
Close to nine in 10 property investors in some areas are claiming negative gearing tax breaks after successive interest rate hikes, with experts revealing what would have happen to the properties if the concessions were cut.
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