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Saving the Great Australian Dream

Sold in April 2023, a 2 bed unit in Bayswater, inner Perth for $225.000.

How I made $100K plus in 18 months

Remember back in the day, when you could buy a two-bedroom unit in an inner city suburb of a major capital city for $210,000? It isn’t as long ago as you might think.

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Stephen Bambury outside his Randwick Flat that he rents. Stephen is a

How renter bought six properties on single income

This single-income renter decided to ‘disregard the Aussie dream’ as he sought to crack the real estate market. Now he owns six properties with his ‘unique approach’.

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Older Australians choosing to stay at home increasingly require help.

Desperate bid to fix ‘silver tsunami’ of empty homes

Australia’s ‘silver tsunami’ is raising unprecedented challenges as baby boomers refuse to leave empty homes they can’t look after, prompting a push that could save taxpayers $100m a year.

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Mapped: The housing projects coming soon to SA

More than 23,000 new homes are being planned across the state since the state government took power, according to official figures. Search the map to see the plans in your area.

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Key fact Albo’s missing in housing crisis

The huge gulf between what Aussies want in a home and what the government thinks they want needs to be bridged if the housing crisis can ever be solved.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos SEPTEMBER 14 2023. Generic housing & real estate house generics. Pic shows a sold sign for an apartment which went to auction in Drummoyne. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Max Mason-Hubers

Why home prices will only go up from here

A combination of several factors means Aussie home prices are likely to push past record highs and keep going over the next 18 months.

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Kellie Gawler took advantage of the NSW Government Shared Equity Home Buyer Helper Scheme. Picture: Bethany Clare Photography

How those earning as little as $27k are buying homes

Aussies earning as little as $27,000 a year are making their property dreams come true.

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Melbourne Housing Construction Getting More Affordable. Werribee family of Haridev Nadarajan and wife Barathi Loganathan with their girls Yaalynie, 7, and Ahanya, 5. Picture: Valeriu Campan

Family tips to survive building industry crisis

A family has revealed how they navigated a national building crisis that’s caused major delays and builder collapses, and the one thing they think anyone building a new home today must do.

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Harrowing video reveals Australia’s future housing headache

Australia has been warned to act urgently on its housing crisis, with fears homelessness rates could surge. Watch the video.

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‘Unbelievable’: new warning on costs of strata living

Many ‘lifestyle’ features are being added to unit complexes to make them more appealing to a wider demographic but it’s coming with a significant cost to owners.

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30 Sydney suburbs first home buyers can still afford

It’s tougher than ever for first home buyers to get into the property market, however here are 30 Sydney suburbs where it’s more than possible.

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48 Gottenham St, Glebe, 360 enquiries, 198 groups through. , Agent: Matthew Carvalho, Ray White Surry Hills. Sold for $1,915,000. NSW real estate.

Sydney suburb with 292 buyers for every home

In some Sydney suburbs there are more than 250 buyers for every home on sale, leading to conditions some have described as home buyer “hunger games”.

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Housing affordability hits grim three-decade low

Victorians are feeling locked out of the dream of home ownership, with exclusive new analysis showing just how out of reach it is for so many. Here are the facts.

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WEEKEND TELEGRAPH - 18/8/23MUST NOT PUBLISH BEFORE CLEARING WITH WEEKEND TELEGRAPHS PIC EDITOR-Alice Willsher (correct spelling) pictured at Carlingford today. Alice has bought an investment property in SA. Picture: Sam Ruttyn

Locked out of housing market? Be a ‘rentvestor’

Wannabe Aussie homebuyers are being encouraged to consider alternative paths to ownership like ‘rentvesting’, or risk being locked out of the property market.

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