Homebuyers and investors are always keen to buy at the start of a rising property wave, but you may be surprised to see which locations you should be looking at right now.
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The Glitter Strip is renowned for its flashy mega-mansions but you don’t have to be a millionaire to live in the city.
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The oldest property in Caulfield North and the surrounding suburbs has hit the market for the first time in decades, showing what it was like to live in luxury more than 150 years ago.
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One Territorian has proved classic Darwin elevated homes have a lot of potential if a bit of hard work is put in.
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How can MLSs and associations track who the top producing teams are and what their production looks like? Panelists at ICLV discussed what needs to change to make this happen.
This Newcastle manor is like something from another world, but for over three years it has been surrounded in controversy. The owners are now taking the multimillion-dollar estate back to auction.
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How can an agent go from selling houses to buying houses as investments? At Inman Connect Las Vegas, industry insiders discussed why an agent should consider this strategy to build wealth for themselves.
Digital flat-free brokerage Door.com and residential renovation company Curbio announced on Tuesday a new partnership that enables sellers using Door.com to take advantage of Curbio’s pre-sale renovation services.
A 18-acre property, which just hit the market for $11.8 million, sits on a network of water-filled tunnels designed specifically for scuba diving.
A Brooklyn-based Coldwell Banker franchise has opened an office in Manhattan, marking the brand’s first entry into the dense New York City borough in years.