Shock age Aussies are now saving for a home
The bank of mum and dad is squirrelling away deposits in order to save for a home for their kids a lot younger than most people might think.
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‘Extraordinary’ record-breaking sales outside Sydney
Massive sales as high as $20-$40m are continuing to smash records as the prestige market continues to grow outside Sydney.
‘Aggression’ returns to auction scene as young families carve up
Competitive “aggression” has returned to the Sydney auction scene as young families bring out the best tactics to secure homes.
50 years on: From $17K to record sale over $8m
In 1969 it was bought for $17,000. Now, a tiny two bedroom home on the waterfront of Cabarita has sold for a record price over $8m.
Sydney’s top 10 fastest selling suburbs revealed
The top 10 fastest selling property suburbs across Sydney have been revealed, as high interest rates push people to the lower end of the market.
Bitter auction battle for ‘unlivable’ East Sydney dump
An unlivable Paddington terrace – with two storeys connected by a ladder – had a heated bidding battle when it went to auction. See what it sold for.
Top 10 Aussie holiday homes of 2023 revealed
From castles to a converted industrial shed and country cottage, check out the 2023 top 10 holiday homes across Australia.
Another crushing blow for the Sydney rental crisis
In another crushing blow for the rental market across Sydney, properties available for rent have hit their lowest level in a decade.
Australia’s worst crime homes remade
They’re the homes spread across the media when the unthinkable occurs. But what becomes of the houses where people have been murdered and they come up for rent or sale?
Century old home attracts over 500 calls
An original home in Wahroonga has hit the market for the first time in 100 years with more than 500 people interested.
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