$15m home is ‘best ever’
IT’S a big call to make, but the agent of this ultra-luxury waterfront property reckons it is the best he’s ever seen — and it has a $15m price tag to match.
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Ballin selling up in Mona Vale
WITH the ink now dry on his retirement from professional rugby league competition, a former Manly Sea Eagles favourite is selling up to head north.
Dollars doubled in two minutes
AN apartment that had twice the average number of views online took only two minutes to sell to an investor at auction on Saturday. But the happiest people were the sellers — who doubled their money.
Top 8 suburbs in Australia
SEVEN of the eight most expensive suburbs to buy a house in Australia are from NSW. With a couple of killer recent sales, Whale Beach is the latest to join the list — but can you guess where is number one?
$3.8m record for North Balgowlah
A KEEN buyer could not wait to get their hands on a stunning new home in North Balgowlah’s golden triangle and paid a premium to ensure it didn’t even make it to the start of a planned marketing campaign.
Buyers out in force at auctions
AUCTION clearance rates might be cooling off in some parts of Sydney, but the northern beaches just had its best weekend so far this winter.
‘The buyers are still out there’
THE northern beaches’ auction clearance rate might be down but the buyers are far from out with strong numbers at auctions, and robust prices also achieved across the peninsula.
Manly unit block sells for $9.5m
PROPERTY markets across Sydney may be showing signs of cooling but the memo has clearly not yet arrived at Manly.
Hamptons style gains a following
HAMPTONS-style home design has become hugely popular on the northern beaches in the past decade, whether it is a whole house build or an interior/exterior reno.
Buy into property game for $87
WITH housing affordability at an all-time low, a Sydney company has come up with a novel way to help buyers break into the Manly market one brick at a time — and from as little as $87.
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