Houses take a back seat to apartments
Apartments took centre stage in the lower north shore’s top sales last week. Among them was an Alex Popov-designed stunner which sold for $3.5 million.
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Own a piece of architectural history
One of only two Harry Seidler-designed homes in this exclusive north shore suburb has come to market for the first time since it was built in 1982. And it’s a cracker.
Duplex with a pool makes a splash
A Federation-style duplex with a rare pool on Sydney’s lower north shore, attracted buyers galore and it lasted on the market for less than a week before selling.
Clean auction sweep in prestige location
Sydney’s lower north shore led the city in a clean sweep of auction sales, notching up a 100 per cent clearance rate. All eyes are on the area to see if it can do it again this weekend.
Suburb joins the $3m median club
This suburb in Sydney’s north shore has been a quiet achiever on the sales front this year – but that has all changed with a run of big sales, including an ‘unliveable’ house for $4.65 million.
Ausgrid selling off houses and land
Ausgrid is selling four prime Wahroonga properties, but buyers will have to put their skates on for a chance to buy one – or all of them if they have deep pockets.
Growth shows no signs of slowing
This leafy suburb in Sydney’s north landed on the national top 10 list of strongest price growth suburbs for 2020 – and is showing no signs of slowing anytime soon.
Eight bidders push price $2m over reserve
A severe shortage of stock on Sydney’s lower north shore has seen eight registered bidders push the price of a family home almost $2m over reserve.
Surf legend rides high on massive sale
An Aussie surfing legend and the creator of the iconic Ugg boot has sold his incredible northern beaches home in front of a crowd of 200 people.
The big suburbs riding high in 2021
Ryde and its neighbours are making a solid comeback in the housing market in 2021, notching up at least 20 sales so far this year over $2.5 million.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/amanda-sheppeard/page/21