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Elizabeth Redman is the national property editor at The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald.

How high-income earners are coping with higher interest rates

How high-income earners are coping with higher interest rates

Tree-changing, downsizing, moving back in with parents – even households on solid professional incomes can no longer keep up with mortgages.

  • by Elizabeth Redman

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Toorak mansion sells for close to $70m in top Melbourne sale of 2024

Toorak mansion sells for close to $70m in top Melbourne sale of 2024

It’s an early Christmas present for the vendors of the glamorous contemporary home after months of waiting for the right buyer.

  • by Elizabeth Redman
‘$200,000 is the new $80,000’: Where even top earners can’t afford a house

‘$200,000 is the new $80,000’: Where even top earners can’t afford a house

Even high-income earners would be locked out of buying a house in many suburbs due to the double whammy of high property prices and high interest rates.

  • by Elizabeth Redman
The Melbourne suburbs where house prices fell and rose most this year

The Melbourne suburbs where house prices fell and rose most this year

House values have fallen by as much as 10 per cent in a string of sought-after suburbs in the city’s south and east.

  • by Elizabeth Redman
Sydney suburbs where house prices fell - and rose - most this year

Sydney suburbs where house prices fell - and rose - most this year

A string of sought-after Sydney suburbs are between six and 10 per cent cheaper than a year ago.

  • by Elizabeth Redman
Why it’s the least worst time to buy a home in three years

Why it’s the least worst time to buy a home in three years

A closely watched measure of whether it’s a good time to buy a home held at rock bottom levels for a couple of years, but that’s changing.

  • by Elizabeth Redman
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Revealed: Perth’s cheapest and most expensive streets to buy a home

Revealed: Perth’s cheapest and most expensive streets to buy a home

From pricey locales close to water and city centres to bargain pockets that fall well below Perth’s median house price there’s a huge disparity between Perth’s richest and cheapest streets.

  • by Sarah Brookes and Elizabeth Redman
How Rose bought a home without the bank of mum and dad

How Rose bought a home without the bank of mum and dad

The public servant lived in share houses for almost two decades until she found a way to bring the great Australian dream within reach.

  • by Elizabeth Redman
Australia’s most expensive streets: Where the median house price reaches $45m

Australia’s most expensive streets: Where the median house price reaches $45m

Location, location, location, the adage goes – and some buyers are willing to pay an enormous price to live in the most sought-after strips of land.

  • by Elizabeth Redman
No mortgage, no worries: Sydney suburbs where home buyers pay cash

No mortgage, no worries: Sydney suburbs where home buyers pay cash

The typical home bought in cash costs as much as $2.7 million in some sought-after pockets where buyers don’t need help from the bank.

  • by Jim Malo and Elizabeth Redman
Billionaire splashes $15 million to buy all five houses on The Block

Billionaire splashes $15 million to buy all five houses on The Block

The deep-pocketed property buyer made a knockout bid of $3.5 million to crown the youngest-ever winners of the reality renovation TV show.

  • by Elizabeth Redman

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