Ever dreamt of living in eco village? This innovative Central Coast organisation is selling plots of land – find out how you can get involved.
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A Melrose Park character home, which underwent a major transformation in less than a year, proved to be hot property at its Saturday auction where it sold $45,000 above its price guide.
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Seven months after a horror split between Australian swimming darlings Emily Seebohm and Mitch Larkin, the first sale in the Brisbane property portfolio has begun.
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The editor of Jones, the David Jones’ department store prestige fashion magazine, is selling her captivating Avalon Beach home.
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This luxury penthouse at in Elizabeth Bay has returned to the market with $11 million hopes, amid a flurry of penthouse sales in the neighbourhood.
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The former fringe suburb of Marshall has become one of the fastest selling in the Geelong region.
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A tired, century-old Footscray house soared more than $80,000 above reserve and a Flemington pad with a pool raked in a $143,500 bonus for its sellers as agents declared Melbourne’s auction market has “bounced back”.
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It’s not hard to see why this sprawling, timeless Forrest home is currently Canberra’s most expensive property offering on the market.
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In the 1960s and ’70s, Sydney-based architect Ken Woolley worked with designer and builder Pettit and Sevitt to create beautiful pared-back houses in tune with environment and setting.
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It was a blessing in disguise when the tenants of the Whitehouse’s investment property moved out last year.
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