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Aidan DevineReal estate editor

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

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Sydney

4/8/21 - WEEKEND COURIER MAIL - Property millionaire Eddie Dilleen pictured at home in Greenacre today. Eddie has bought 14 properties in Brisbane and plans to another $5m worth in the next six to 12 months. Picture: Sam Ruttyn

Investor defends plan to buy 1000 homes

A property investor who has 42 rental homes and an ambitious plan to buy a lot more says the housing market needs buyers like him and disgruntled home seekers should stop complaining.

NSW

LISMORE, AUSTRALIA - MARCH 29: Floodwater surround a house on March 29, 2022 in Lismore, Australia. Evacuation orders have been issued for towns across the NSW Northern Rivers region, with flash flooding expected as heavy rainfall continues. It is the second major flood event for the region this month. (Photo by Dan Peled/Getty Images)

Record rainfall a boon for tradies

Homeowners seeking urgent repairs from NSW’s record rainfall has put pressure on the home improvements sector, with prices and wait times for jobs expected to blow out.

Sydney

Builder On Site Putting Waste Into Rubbish Skip

Sydney plagued with risky renos

Sydney’s slowing housing market has created headaches for a range of recent homebuyers who may have got swept up in record levels of speculative buying in recent years.

Sydney

41 Brays Road, Concord, NSW real estate.

‘Mind blowing’: modest home sells for $5.2m

An auction for a modest red brick house in suburban Sydney has produced a shock result considering the slowing market and lacklustre buyer demand. Here’s why

Property

WEEKEND TELEGRAPHS SPECIAL. APRIL 13, 2022.ÃPLEASE CONTACT WEEKEND PIC EDITOR ROHAN KELLY BEFORE PUBLISHING.Picture in Como today is Lucy Brennan and her partner Lewis Demkin who have recently purchased an apartment in Kirrawee using the first home loan deposit scheme. Picture: Tim Hunter.

30 suburbs where home buyers can get big discounts

Decreased competition for housing in the lead up to the federal election has been creating opportunities for home buyers to get property bargains in some Sydney suburbs. See the list

Sydney

House hunters queue outside a home in Robert Garrett St, Coffs Harbour. With few houses on the market and a growing number of people looking to relocate to the region, prices are rising as people look to outbid one another. Photo: Tim Jarrett

Tenants to be hit for higher rents

Tenants have been warned to get ready to pay much higher sums on their rent amid recent changes in the housing market that have created a rental crisis across Sydney.

Sydney

The $40m penthouse atop the Harrington Collection in the Rocks, which has come up for sale. NSW real estate.

$40m penthouse must be seen to be believed

An epic penthouse described as an “architectural masterpiece” has come up for sale in what could be the most expensive apartment sales this year.

Sydney

‘Crisis’ for tenants as rents explode

Sydney rents have surged by a staggering margin this year and the supply of available rental housing has halved, with new analysis revealing why the crisis will get worse.

Sydney

‘Nervous’ couple get $350k surprise

A Sydney couple got a welcome surprise at auction when their property sold for $350k higher than they paid for it 18 months ago – despite the changing market. Here’s why.

Sydney

WEEKEND TELEGRAPH SPECIAL. APRIL 2, 2022Weekend auction at 13 Kimpton Street in Banksia. The deceased estate sold for 1 million dollars and the auctioneer was Alex Pattaro from Ray White Rockdale. Picture: David Swift

Month when home buyers will get best bargains

Sydney’s housing market is cooling, but home buyers won’t be getting great bargains until a key point in the year, property experts have revealed.

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