A REFURBISHED weatherboard house in old Highton is one of 14 properties going to auction this long weekend.
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Day: <span>March 8, 2019</span>
Where’s the disconnect, and what does it take to bridge that gap? Listen in as moderator Denee Evans, CMLS, and Sam DeBord, Coldwell Banker Danforth, explain the disconnect between brokers and the MLS.
Real estate brokerages anticipate big challenges to come from evolving technology and “nontraditional market participants,” according to a new NAR survey.
Florida real estate agent Laura Calhoun was freshening up a property when an emergency forced her to put her life-saving skills to use.
Eaglemont’s pioneering Chadwick House, which was instrumental in introducing open-plan living to Australian houses, has hit the market following a decades-long restoration by its owners.
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A beach house with a self-contained flat that earns nearly $40,000 a year has hit the market. And you won’t believe where it is located.
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Home to some of Victoria most prized real estate, Mt Macedon has become a member of Melbourne’s million-dollar club. Here’s what’s driving the region’s priciest suburb skywards.
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The rental-by-owner company announced the acquisition Thursday, saying in a statement that Hotel Tonight will help further Airbnb’s mission to “create a world where anyone can belong anywhere.”
AUCTION WATCH: A modern luxury home in the northeast has just set a new sales benchmark for properties on less than 500sqm in its area. Take a look at what made it so special.
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Baton Holdings, the successor company to financial services and marketing company Bankrate, has agreed to pay $28 million in fines to resolves a government investigation into accounting and a securities fraud scheme carried out by former executives.