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The Monte-Carlo Country Club.

Grand slam glam: Inside the stylish homes of the biggest tennis stars

From pools and steam rooms to, yes, tennis courts: The most celebrated tennis stars call Monte Carlo, Miami, Marbella and New York home.

  • Kristy Johnson

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Monica Lee and grandchildren (from left) Milla, 17, Harper, 15, and Tiger, 13 – pictured with dogs Billie and Maizie – at Lee’s Mount Martha home.

The once-booming Victorian coastal hotspot that’s now $172,000 cheaper

Property prices are weaker than they were a few years ago, but it’s not worrying locals who are keen to get on with their lives.

  • Jim Malo
Take your Sydney budget outside of the city, and your money can buy you a lot more real estate in some cases.

Bang for buck: Top regional NSW houses on a Sydney budget

Take the capital city’s median house price of $1.65 million into regional NSW and your money can buy a lot more.

  • Carmen Forward
Gai Sinclair has listed her Minnamurra home purchased 35 years ago.

The once-booming NSW coastal town that’s now $177,000 cheaper

Property values went through a pandemic boom and bust, and while they’re not back to their peaks, they’re starting to pick up again.

  • Kristy Johnson
Buyers with a Melbourne budget can get a lot more bang for their buck if they look to regional Victoria.

Bang for buck: Top Victorian tree-change houses on a Melbourne budget

Take the capital city’s median house price of just over $1 million into regional Victoria, and your money can buy a lot more.

  • Shona Hendley
In Werribee South, beach boxes cost less than on the other side of the bay.

The Melbourne suburb where a beach box is less than half price

In Brighton, a beach box could easily cost you $450,000. In Portsea, buyers pay up to $1 million. But elsewhere, they’re much cheaper.

  • Orana Durney-Benson
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A bird’s eye view of the coastline between Ballina and Lennox – both suburbs that present buying opportunities than its more expensive neighbour Byron.

‘Byron 20 years ago’: Best towns if you can’t afford Byron Bay

Even locals are relocating along the coast for more affordable living and deeper community ties that the popular locale once had.

  • Carmen Forward
The Grant Avenue residence has not changed hands for 70 years.

Myer family’s Toorak mansion fetches about $20m

The property is changing hands for the first time in about 70 years, but another of the family’s homes could be yours for $100 million.

  • Elizabeth Redman and Kristy Johnson
Nina Maya says high-end clients want wellness features at home that promote healing.

Day spas in the backyard, and other luxury home design trends for 2025

Day spas, sensory showers, electromagnetic fields, concealed cooktops, colour drenching and more are in hot demand.

  • Kristy Johnson
Home values are under pressure.

Surprising amount you could afford to spend on a house

For anyone watching homes in their area sell for millions, the budget considered achievable for an average household would be a big surprise.

  • Elizabeth Redman and Kristy Johnson

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