They ate with plastic cutlery for months and had to repaint parts of the house but its all part of the course when you’re renovating your first house.
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A Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal hearing over development plans for a multimillion-dollar leafy east block of land will be heard just days before it heads under the hammer.
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The average Gen-Zer will need to save $304 per month for the next 12 years to afford a 10 percent down payment and closing costs for a median-priced home ($386,310) by the time they’re 30.
A CLASSIC Aussie beach shack has hit the market in St Leonards with an uninterrupted view across the bay.
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At the Inman Connect New York 2019 real estate conference on Wednesday, a panel consisting of 20-something members of “Generation Z” stressed that though they believe technology is important, it’s not the only integral aspect of buying a home.
At the Inman Connect New York 2019 real estate conference on Wednesday, a panel consisting of 20-something members of “Generation Z” stressed that although they believe technology is important, it’s not the only integral aspect of buying a home.
Valentine’s Day reservations and salon blowout parties are just a few perks that can lead to new referrals, panelists at Inman Connect said Thursday.
Instead of fearing a changing landscape, experts say agents and brokers can find success during a shift by following these three steps.
A Kensington house tastefully renovated by its famous former owners, chef Shannon Bennett and actor Madeleine West, has been dished up to the market. Check out the luxe interior.
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The housing slump led by Sydney and Melbourne could be a windfall for Brisbane buyers, with home values in the Queensland capital dropping for a second straight month.
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