Rising demand plus low stock should see suburbs such as Reservoir, Preston, Thornbury and Northcote start 2020 stronger than they did a year ago. Here’s the state of play.
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It became accessible just a week ago but Scott Morrison’s flagship first home buyer loan deposit scheme, promised before the federal election, is already facing renewed criticism.
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The first home sales for 2020 in the Liverpool region are at both ends of the property investment spectrum, with a home in a triplex block selling as well as a prestige first-time sale.
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An apartment in an exclusive Manhattan building whose famous residents include Uma Thurman and Henry Kissinger has been marked down to $9.75 million.
Finding an affordable property that ticks all the boxes is enough of a challenge as it is in Sydney but home seekers have been thrown a new obstacle set to make it even more difficult.
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From negotiating Alex Rance’s sensitive sale amid his split, to the star who’d be a “million-dollar agent” — this is life in the AFL property game.
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He may be on the verge of moving into his Byron Bay mega-mansion, but that hasn’t stopped Aussie actor Chris Hemsworth from looking to add another home to his portfolio.
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Take a look inside some of the world’s most innovative and unique tiny homes, including one that floats on water.
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Sourced from a tree deformity, burl wood, a staple of 1970s design, is making a comeback thanks to its one-of-a-kind grain pattern.
A proposed rule change is meant to give local officials more flexibility, but critics condemned the proposal as an attempt to ‘gut’ fair housing efforts.