A mega mooring with room for three boats has sealed the sale of a Brisbane riverfront property for more than $6 million.
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Month: <span>March 2020</span>
The final frontier awaits complete with ‘comfortable, friendly eggs’, created by one of the world’s greatest designers, and a cost that could bankrupt a small country.
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When she’s not cooking up a storm for NASA, you will likely find caterer Billie Cornthwaite spending time in her incredible garden.
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A young investor showed how it’s done at a Geelong auction where he beat multiple bidders to land a second property for his portfolio.
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The auction of the Bondi Beach flat owned by film director Kate Woods didn’t disappoint.
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All those deals soliciting homeowners to refinance their mortgages at today’s low interest rates might sound great, but when you really dig into the numbers, that’s often not the case. Here’s why.
Too often new agents come away from the onboarding process excited about all the potential money they could make in their new careers, but they are unprepared for the investments they’ll have to make to function as a plugged-in businessperson.
Real estate agent Michael Pitcairn explains how he successfully transitioned from a six-year career in Charleston to Big Sky, Montana.
Sourced from various real estate pros all over the country, this recurring column features stories of what agents are seeing on the front lines and what others can draw from those experiences. This week, Teresa Boardman laments her dead files, filled with clients’ hopes, dreams, sweat, tears and some anger, too.
It seems like just yesterday that the millennials were considered tomorrow’s emerging affluents. Now, many are in their mid-to-late thirties and constitute an ever-increasing share of the luxury real estate market.