$1bn move to immortalise Princess Di, INXS
A plan to turn one of Australia’s most famous hotels into a ‘$1bn lifestyle destination’ includes plans to immortalise late icons Michael Hutchence and Princess Diana.
A plan to turn one of Australia’s most famous hotels into a ‘$1bn lifestyle destination’ includes plans to immortalise late icons Michael Hutchence and Princess Diana.
A $1.3bn crash may look dramatic, but the real reason why housing foreign buyer approvals now appear lower may shock you.
A richlist developer, who smashed a record buying a riverfront home during the pandemic, has decided to sell as it’s ‘surplus’ to his needs.
A auction has captured national attention in Melbourne’s north, after fierce bidding pushed a home of three generations to a huge sum. Find out how much it sold for.
A Queensland charity has made $2m off the sale of a Bulimba site which it plans to put towards a new building for vulnerable women elsewhere.
It has unspoilt beaches, rainforest, bush tracks and island views, and for three days I got to experience it first hand. It is for sale but I would rather keep it a secret. Here’s why!
A home in Melbourne’s outer southeast with its own handcrafted saloon and mancave is ready to be snapped up by one lucky buyer. See inside
Growth in key areas is good news for homeowners, says Tasmania’s peak real estate body — see where the market is moving.
A luxury apartment on the Gold Coast complete with marble splash backs, wine fridges, custom bedheads and imported wallpaper is the highest sale of the week in the city.
Over $80m worth of homes from Bribie Island to Ipswich to the Gold Coast have sold in a matter of hours at a mass auction in Brisbane.
This Aussie solider has bought a house at the age of 30, but plans to pay it off by the time he’s 45. Here’s how he’ll do it.
Nearly half of Aussie adults have been unable to pay their rent or mortgage over the past year, and were forced to skip meals or healthcare to make ends meet.
A rare slice of land at one of the highest points on the coast has hit the market for the first time in 30 years.
A Cheltenham home’s weekend auction has marked a sad milestone for Melbourne’s landlord sell off in a trend that has real estate agents worried about what tenants will face next year.
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