Why capital city property prices are moving in opposite directions
Up 25 per cent, or down 2 per cent? There’s a huge difference in home values across Australia, and a key reason for much of it.
Up 25 per cent, or down 2 per cent? There’s a huge difference in home values across Australia, and a key reason for much of it.
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