Jonathan and Drew Scott, stars of the HGTV series Property Brothers, stress the importance of getting permits for DIY work.
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Month: <span>October 2019</span>
Some innovations — novel or not, untested or not — change how the real estate industry works. Others fall by the wayside.
This might be the ultimate football memorabilia for Port Adelaide fans, as Warren Tredrea lists his treasured family home in Henley Beach.
The post Warren Tredrea lists his luxurious Henley Beach home appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Keen investors are following Queensland’s deputy premier into Woolloongabba but they’re planning to stay a little longer.
The post Gabba projects lure investors appeared first on realestate.com.au.
A multi-level home with panoramic ocean views and contemporary design has smashed Kingston Park’s sales record of $2.25 million, set in 2016. Here is why.
The post New residential sales record set for Kingston Park appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Out-of-town buyers leave locals in their wake as they seek a project in a popular Belmont street.
The post 1950s Belmont house destined for demolition after buyers smash reserve by $80K appeared first on realestate.com.au.
A striking East Geelong renovation caught the eye of four buyers, who pushed the price $30,000 over the auction reserve.
The post Young buyers push immaculate East Geelong renovation $30K over auction reserve appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Be swept off your feet by the old-world charm of this historic Daylesford dream home before being blown away by the modern extension and bonus shipping container kitchen out the back.
The post One of Daylesford’s ‘finest’: renovated dream home for sale appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Tess and Luke threaten to become The Block’s first ever walk outs, while tensions grow between the couples over Mark and Mitch’s spa plans.
The post The Block 2019 episode 37 recap: Will Tess and Luke walk out? appeared first on realestate.com.au.
A transformative development for Kingborough has taken a step forward and the likely opening date for the site’s playground – spruiked as being Tasmania’s best – can also be revealed.
The post Development application for stage one of $300 million Kingston Park project submitted and open for public comment appeared first on realestate.com.au.