Why our real estate market is splitting in half
Australia’s real estate market is powering up as we shift along the path out of lockdown. But an unusual trend has emerged that’s cracking the market in two.
Australia’s real estate market is powering up as we shift along the path out of lockdown. But an unusual trend has emerged that’s cracking the market in two.
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