Just like city homes come in all shapes and sizes, so too do some of SA’s best country escapes. Prepare to be pleasantly surprised by the following five offerings. Take a look.
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A unique Frankston property formerly owned by a prominent rich lister could be buyers’ best chance for a bargain this weekend, after its asking price was slashed by $340,000.
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When this three bedroom home was revamped, the owners were careful to preserve the nostalgia, keeping it ‘a little bit retro’.
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Pink castles are few and far between and then there’s Callingwood Hall in the UK.
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Housing affordability supposedly ranks as a top-three federal election issue, after the cost of living and healthcare and ageing, according to a survey by the Housing Industry Association.
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Sydney remains Australia’s number one luxury market and is still ranked among the world best performing cities for high-end real estate, even with the downturn.
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Victoria’s stay-at-home shoppers are set to make industrial warehouses in Melbourne’s western suburbs even hotter property than their own homes this year. Find out why.
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Hear from the latest platforms that are embracing deep data pools and demographic trends, including Localize.city’s Steven Kalifowitz, Cherre’s L.D. Salmanson, HouseCanary’s Josh Seiff and Triplemint’s David Walker.
Fathom Realty, the cloud-based, flat-fee commission brokerage announced plans on Tuesday that it intends to file a draft registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission to take the company public. The company expects the documents to be filed sometime in the second quarter.
A converted pub in Balmain that was used as a set for iconic Australian TV series E Street, the show that launched Simon Baker’s career, could be yours.
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