A starter house in one of Brisbane’s most expensive suburbs has sold for $1.3 million – more than 12 times what the owner paid for it – in less than a minute.
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No other house in Safety Beach is in the same boat as this one; with its own private berth, pontoon, gym and indoor pool, it’s poised to become the peninsula suburb’s priciest home by a mile.
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Fully expecting a Box Hill North auction to pass in after similar recent results, one agent was left scratching his head after multiple bidders tried to blow the competition out the water.
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The tea leaves heading into next year are somewhat mixed. But for now, it looks as though the housing market in 2020 should at least start off with a bang.
Could Hobart’s ever-rising rents combined with historically low interest rates trigger an increase in first homebuyer activity? An expert says yes.
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Strong buyer demand is outweighing supply in Knox suburbs, with three of five bidders for a Wantirna property seeing the house for the first time on auction day — including the buyers.
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Nine Entertainment boss Hugh Marks is selling his incredible Southern Highlands weekender that has everything from luxury interiors to its own 100m high waterfall.
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Real Trends, a real estate brokerage news and consulting firm, released on Tuesday its inaugural comparison of the top agents affiliated with the industry’s top brands.
The trade organization will also stop offering masters degrees through its Realtor University program, which first launched in 2012.
The sold sticker has gone up at Tamarama’s ‘Sculpture by the sea’ which had a $14 million price guide — but it’s unclear what the concrete bunker has sold for.
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