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Eight of our favourite luxury homes for sale right now

Eight of our favourite luxury homes for sale right now

From a character-filled 1920s arts and crafts residence to a twin-pavilion home with sea views, we’ve rounded up our top picks.

  • by Kate Farrelly

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Brisbane rents hit record highs, as tenants max out budgets in many suburbs

Brisbane rents hit record highs, as tenants max out budgets in many suburbs

Brisbane is now the second-most expensive capital city to rent a unit. But in several areas, tenants have nothing more left to offer.

  • by Sarah Webb
‘Affordability ceiling has been smashed’: Sydney rents hit record highs

‘Affordability ceiling has been smashed’: Sydney rents hit record highs

Intense competition to find more affordable homes in Sydney has driven unit rents up $50 per week since last year. Can it continue?

  • by Tawar Razaghi and Elizabeth Redman
How Australia can house a growing population without building more homes

How Australia can house a growing population without building more homes

The government wants 1.2 million homes built over the next five years. But what about the 3.5 million spare bedrooms across the country?

  • by Sue Williams
A hair on the floor, $400 for sticky-tape residue: Inflated landlord bond claims hitting tenants

A hair on the floor, $400 for sticky-tape residue: Inflated landlord bond claims hitting tenants

Over 80 per cent of landlord bond claims before VCAT have been found to be at least in part spurious, according to a new report.

  • by Jim Malo
Buyer beats nine others for luxe $6m inner west home ‘worth fighting for’

Buyer beats nine others for luxe $6m inner west home ‘worth fighting for’

The stylish home with a swimming pool, and within walking distance of everything, attracted interest from doctors and local business owners.

  • by Carmen Forward
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Architect-designed Hawthorn stunner that used ‘every bit of space’ fetches $7m

Architect-designed Hawthorn stunner that used ‘every bit of space’ fetches $7m

A local downsizer bought a brand-new home in the Grace Park Estate with floor-to-ceiling windows, beating two other bidders.

  • by Sarah Webb
Has the state’s housing crisis hit Macquarie Street?

Has the state’s housing crisis hit Macquarie Street?

The number of MPs with big property portfolios is declining, with more NSW politicians renting or “rent-vesting”.

  • by Christopher Harris
Why downlights are making you colder and your split system less effective

Why downlights are making you colder and your split system less effective

Ever felt like the air-conditioner only pushes around cold air in winter? It may take climbing up into the attic and having a look around to find out why that is.

  • by Jim Malo
Unable to afford a home in Australia, this couple bought in Italy instead

Unable to afford a home in Australia, this couple bought in Italy instead

Jaclyn Lofts and Joshua Beagley have embraced La Dolce Vita, purchasing a “lock and leave” holiday apartment in a small Italian village.

  • by Amber Schultz
‘A diabolical mess’: How did we get into this housing crisis, and how do we get out?

‘A diabolical mess’: How did we get into this housing crisis, and how do we get out?

Hard-won deposits, soaring rents, crippling mortgages, capital gains, negative gearing … What’s to blame, and how do other countries do housing?

  • by Angus Holland and Josh Gordon

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