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Family consider knocking down $2.5m Rosebery relic after auction win
A Rosebery local paid $2.5 million on Saturday for an old brick home with bygone era features.
- by Emily Power
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Collingwood house sells for $1.65 million after ‘knockout’ bid
A “knockout” bid of $40,000 ended the auction of a house in Collingwood, which sold for $1.65 million.
- by Caroline Zielinski
Boho blues: How St Kilda living lost its lustre
The suburb, long-renowned for its beachfront, artistic lifestyle, is looking worse for wear, and apartment prices have retreated accordingly. Yet many locals are still inspired by its social diversity and unique spirit.
- by Caroline Zielinski
The NSW holiday town that is much cheaper than five years ago
Rents in the South Coast enclave spiked when pandemic-era tree-changers moved in, but fell sharply when they moved on.
- by Alice Uribe
The best properties on the market in Sydney and surrounds right now
Here are five of the best properties on the market in Sydney right now.
- by Pauline Morrissey and Lou Sweeney
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Revealed: The buyer of $141.55m Sydney apartment – the nation’s most expensive home
The mystery buyer of Australia’s most expensive residence can finally be revealed.
- by Tawar Razaghi and Kristy Johnson
The 800kg window is the star attraction at Steve and Kate’s Bondi home
Steve and Kate Hack transformed their 100-year-old house in Bondi. The result is a contemporary design featuring breeze blocks and an 800-kg plus garden window.
- by Kristy Johnson
The affordable suburbs with access to parks, schools and transport
A new report has revealed where buyers can find a home cheaper than the city’s median price without compromising on what makes an area liveable.
- by Jim Malo
The seven hottest properties on the market right now
From bold lines to subtle finishes, we’ve rounded up the best of the luxury property market in Australia right now.
- by Kate Farrelly and Mary O'Brien
The million-dollar suburbs that just flipped in buyers’ favour
The script has flipped on a range of sought-after locales that have become easier for buyers to navigate this winter, bucking the overall trend.
- by Jim Malo
Pre-war cottage snapped up for just over a million in three-minute auction
“There’s termite damage everywhere you look, and because it’s pre-war you can’t knock it down. If it wasn’t, we would have had 100 people through it.”
- by Sarah Webb
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