As the COVID-19 crisis continues to affect hip pockets across the country, the big four banks are coming to the table with relief measures for mortgage holders.
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Prime property will sell well no matter what the conditions. A long-held Curl Curl house has just sold for around $6.5 million smashing the previous suburb record by $2 million.
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All Star basketballer Lauren Jackson has called time out on her Melbourne apartment — and the NBA women’s MVP reckons the COVID-19 shutdown could actually be beneficial in scoring a sale.
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Going, going, gone! These properties sold just days after hitting the market and amid drastic changes to the real estate industry in recent weeks.
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Bargain hunters are swooping on prestige homes across Sydney with buyers making considerable savings in Bellevue Hill, Vaucluse and Mosman due to the coronavirus crisis.
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Energy networks across New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia have signed up to a new relief package to help struggling businesses and households keep the lights on during the COVID-19 crisis.
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Equal parts industrial flair and vineyard vibes, there’s more than meets the eye at this Mt Dandenong home with floors reclaimed from Her Majesty’s Theatre inside and deer that visit the gardens.
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Several MLSs are adding a “Coming Soon” status for the first time as part of the rollout, while others are instituting weighty fines for violations.
The falling Aussie dollar has rekindled offshore buyers’ interest in Australian property. And prestige homes are high on the wish list, especially in blue ribbon parts of Sydney, agents have revealed.
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Those still in the market to buy are doing their best to secure “absolute bargains”, which industry figures have slammed as taking advantage of distressed vendors and adding to hysteria.
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