With uncertainty over Brexit set to last another six months, UK residents’ interest in Australian homes is growing. So what does this mean for our property market?
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The marketing manager for the Australian String Quartet shows us his creative home.
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A mystical estate with award-winning gardens will soon have new groundskeepers after changing hands in a multimillion-dollar deal.
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Attracting more registered bidders to an auction is usually viewed as a great thing for sellers, but many homeowners would be better off thinning the competition for their properties.
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Its coastal vibe attracts plenty of buyer interest but few can get into Balnarring Beach. See what one lucky buyer snapped up recently for close to $2 million and why the area is so popular.
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The Tartak millionaire waste collection family is tipping some of their Bingo Industries fortune into One Barangaroo, the apartment project by James Packer’s Crown Resorts Sydney.
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Those who rented their homes and purchased shares instead of pouring their savings into a property made more capital gains in the majority of NSW suburbs, a new study shows.
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A Melbourne developer has come up with a striking way to get apartment buyers connected with their future home — by inviting them to destroy part of it with a sledgehammer.
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With arched corrugated iron ceilings and angular windows, this Brisbane home has some of the most unusual, and most interesting, architecture in the city.
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You know life is pretty sweet when you are in your mid-30’s and business is booming, leading to the purchase of a plush penthouse in one of Brisbane’s swankiest suburbs.
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