1/4I'd buy something with a lot of space and along the water somewhere in Queensland. Vijay Mathew. Picture: Tegan Annett
$1m home: What would you buy?
We took to the streets to find out what you would buy if you had $1m to splurge on a home.
2/4I'd buy my mum a home where she lives in Western Australia, because I'm not interested in buying a home, I want to travel. Yen Nguyen. Picture: Tegan Annett
3/4I'd buy something with wheels. I already live in a motorhome and I love it. I'd splash the rest of the money on my kids and grandkids. Jances Hunt. Picture: Tegan Annett
4/4I'd buy somewhere on the waterfront with a good view. Kara Jobben. Picture: Tegan Annett
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