‘Blue-chip’ suburbs investors are flocking to
Two suburbs in Melbourne’s east are proving to be hot property for investors. Find out why.
Two suburbs in Melbourne’s east are proving to be hot property for investors. Find out why.
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Soaring demand for seaside rentals has made these suburbs hot property for investors. See the list.
A four-level beachside mansion which has been described by Dicky Beach residents as a “Super IGA” has drawn criticism from a Sunshine Coast councillor.
The socialite wife of a convicted Gold Coast tax fraudster has been turfed out of their swanky Sovereign Islands mansion so the Government can sell the property as a proceed of crime. INSIDE DETAILS >>>
It deserves pride of place in a VB ad, a footy club training session promo or the airbnb website, because this probably is Australia’s coolest shed.
A four-level beachside mansion complete with its own lift, steam room, lap pool and rooftop putting green has hit the market. SEE THE DETAILS
Check out the stunning images of a Kings Beach mansion which is on the market, with offers north of $7m being sought.
A Geelong developer signed up $6 million in 72 hours amid a buyers’ dash to beat an end of financial year deadline for the $20,000 first-home buyer grant and 50% stamp duty discount.
Over 20 homes tested how lockdowns impact property demand, with millions bid on the first day of Queensland’s snap Covid-19 restrictions. Here’s how the auctions played out.
A silver lining for renters following last year’s lockdown was a dramatic fall in prices. But experts have predicted quite a different outcome to our current lockdown.
An interstate investor has snapped up a Sippy Downs shopping centre for $10 million.
A three-day snap Covid-19 lockdown will limit on site inspections and auctions, but even that isn’t expected to cool the jets of the sizzling Queensland market as millions in sales shift online.
Update: A three-day lockdown begins 6pm. Strict new rules are already in force from today for buying, selling and renting homes, which will ramp up further on July 9 as part of the Covid-19 crackdown. Here’s everything you need to know.
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