Aussie John’s $13m penthouse sale
IF you couldn’t afford “Aussie” John Symond’s $100 million Point Piper mansion, here’s a chance to pick up his three-bedroom penthouse at Pacific Point — it’s only $13 million.
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Fishing for a rich Chinese buyer?
WANT to sell your oversized palatial pile to a Chinese buyer in 2017? An outlook over water with a hill behind is very good feng shui. Throw in a view of the Harbour Bridge, it’s pretty much a done deal.
45k secures hottest auction in NSW
A PVC-clad three-bedroom home with a galvanised roof has sold for $45,000 in one of Saturday’s hottest auctions in the state.
‘I watched the Opera House be built from here’
JOY HENNESSEY and her late husband Pat were able to gaze out their window and watch the Opera House being built from the unit they bought for about $30,000. Today it sold for $1.425 million.
Hold the phone on Sydney property
PM Malcolm Turnbull got a surprise during his first terse phone call with the new US President — could there be a Trump-inspired shock for the Sydney property market ahead? And what about China?
Will Trump effect property?
Prime Minister Turnbull got a surprise during his first terse phone call with the new American President this week – could there be a Trump-inspired shock for the Sydney property market ahead? And what about China?
25-year-old scores first home
A 25-year-old barista scored his first home in Parramatta today from his savings, along with a bit of help from the bank of mum and dad.
What is it about deceased estates?
There’s nothing like a deceased estate to inspire homehunters and the two-bedroom Californian bungalow at 45 George St, Concord West was no exception.
‘Murder mall’ terrace fetches $1.5m
BACK in 1999 when this rundown terrace sold for $330,000, not many people wanted to live in Redfern, let alone this rat hole on busy Baptist St.
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