May’s gauntlet of conferences brought into focus the issues that will dominate the industry for the rest of the year. The tech conversations have intensified to a fever pitch. A few developments that might fly under your radar are at the core of progress. Here’s what you should know.
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Month: May 2019
For sale for the first time since its inception, this waterfront reserve listing in Wyongah includes two blocks that be purchased individually or as one, and an absolute waterfront boathouse.
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It’s been dubbed “the house that social media built” and now this spectacular beachfront residence could be yours.
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A retro kitchen and loft that looks over the city and Mount Coot-tha are two new features in the renovation of this Brisbane war service home.
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Governor-General Sir Peter Cosgrove and Lady Lynne Cosgrove have just purchased a harbourside apartment ahead of leaving the iconic Admiralty House and the vice-regal position next month.
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A glass-encased conservatory, floodlit tennis court and huge landholding are just some of the wow factor features on offer with this property, which could blow the local record out of the water.
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CONFIDENCE has returned to Brisbane’s property market with a spike in apartment inquiries from investors and first homebuyers in the wake of the federal election.
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Tom Denny, the longtime owner of both residential brokerage franchises, plans to retire, he told Inman. That means all the more than 550 agents who presently hang their hats across the 10 offices maintained by the two brokerages will be looking for new workplaces.
Most of Melbourne’s warehouse conversions are in the inner north, but south of the Yarra this stylish Windsor pad is a beautiful use of a former hat factory-turned-photographic studio.
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Late last week, Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman hopped on a call with Inman to discuss some of his company’s latest news, and preview his comments at the upcoming Inman Connect in Las Vegas — where he’ll be speaking on the main stage.