As vendors cross their fingers ahead of auction day, the sellers of one Sydney home are in the box seat. Their property has emerged as this week’s most viewed listing.
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Two amazing renovations will test Geelong buyers’ appetite for fast-tracked makeovers at auctions this weekend.
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Houses in one school catchment zone in Melbourne’s east have a median price $300,000 more than the rest of the suburb.
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THIS cute as a button cottage was built in 1910 and still retains much of its original character and charm.
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It will cost you more than seven times the average Melbourne house to be in with a shot of securing the only empty block on Shakespeare Grove, where houses are listed for $40 million-plus.
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With an outdoor marble bath-shower and 200-year-old doors reclaimed from a Welsh castle, this Yallingup home in Western Australia’s south-west is a rustic beach house with a difference.
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Punishing regional markets to soften Sydney prices seems callous, extreme and unnecessary given the recent market corrections, says auctioneer Haesley Cush.
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A reverse ripple effect is breathing fresh life into Melbourne’s inner property markets, with a growing number of buyers eyeing suburbs closer to the city they were previously priced out of.
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The U.S. Senate on Thursday confirmed Mark Calabria to head the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), the agency tasked with overseeing the government-sponsored entities Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
The data shows that despite a cooling housing market, high prices will continue to pose an affordability challenge for buyers.