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Month: <span>February 2020</span>
This Malvern East home’s longtime owners — one of whom is 100 and other approaching the same milestone — were shocked when it rocketed $217,000 past reserve. The buyer will now need to shell out for a reno.
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There were already 20 buyers registered to bid when an unexpected arrival showed up at a heated home auction to start calling the bids, turning the sale on its head.
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A period home perched on a corner position in Geelong West has sold for $71,000 above reserve amid hot competition from six bidders.
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There was no time for child’s play as an apartment in one of just three warehouse conversions in Yarraville went under the hammer, with three buyers vying to move into the old toy factory.
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Belmont continues to live up to its reputation as a Geelong first-home buyer favourite, with a young Geelong couple winning the keys to 11 Vivian St.
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A pair of industry leaders argued at Inman Connect New York that NAR’s recently approved Clear Cooperation Policy will ultimately be good for everyone.
The drought of high end trophy home sales on Sydney’s lower north shore has officially ended, with the sale of three massive properties in hush-hush deals worth more than $15 million each.
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Frank Davis could have never foreseen the Albert Park garage he bought for just $8000 in 1984, to store plumbing gear in, would easily exceed half-a-million dollars — but it’s now done so at auction.
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An uninhabitable, one-bedroom property with masking tape and foil wrapped over the windows sold at auction for hundreds of thousands of dollars above the already lofty reserve.
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