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‘Serious people’ already keen on $70m mansion
The big old rambling mansion, Leura, has price hopes that would blow the suburb record off the Richter scale — but the agent says there are already “a couple of serious people on it”.
‘The best penthouse in Coogee’
The former chief financial officer for Coca Cola Amatil Australia and Indonesia Stuart Comino has listed ‘the best penthouse in Coogee’.
British consul-general mansion sells for $15m+
The former British consul-general mansion in Vaucluse — which sold for $10.66m a year ago — has sold for more than $15m after just seven days on the market.
Record gap between house and unit prices
Surging house prices have made it increasingly difficult for owners hoping to upsize from a unit, as the dream of owning a house is made even harder.
Kids set for big payday in Coogee
A Coogee block of flats that a labourer bought as a Christmas present for his wife in 1986 has hit the market … now their kids are in for an incredible windfall.
Holocaust survivor’s apartment block sells for $22m+
The North Bondi apartment block owned by a late Holocaust survivor has sold for “well in excess of $22m”, but the duplex next door remains for sale with a guide of about $20m.
Former Olympian’s home sells $1m over guide
The home of the former Olympic sprinter, Dean Capobianco, has sold for nearly $1m above the price guide after just 10 days on the market.
Luxe Listings star buys $5.5m bachelor pad
The Luxe Listings Sydney star and buyer’s agent Simon Cohen has pounced on a lavish $5.5m Potts Point bachelor pad with Harbour Bridge and Opera House views.
Interior designer Gillian Khaw lists huge Art Deco gem
Interior designer Gillian Khaw has listed her New York-style Art Deco apartment for auction — it’s massive, but what she says she loves about it may surprise you.
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