The property, which sold in March, sits at 5,800 square feet.
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Month: April 2020
According to Down Payment Resource’s latest report, millennials and Gen-Zers were on track to hit their homebuying peak before April’s record layoffs.
Social isolation may be a godsend for introverts and hell for extroverts, but there are six ways it can be made better – and improve life post coronavirus.
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“Curb appeal has never been as important as it is today,” landscape designer and HGTV personality Carson Arthur told Inman.
THE Territory’s interstate and international investment property market could be at risk if the Gunner Government doesn’t scrap its controversial pet legislation, according to the leading authority in NT real estate.
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This edition of Brad Inman’s podcast casts its eyes beyond the crisis.
John Cunningham, the former boss of luxury Italian brand Salvatore Ferragamo’s Australian arm, has cut ties with Palm Beach.
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As we all enjoy, or endure, more time at home than usual, it’s a good chance to prep for sale if you’re thinking of selling, or even thinking about thinking about selling. This is why.
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One of Australia’s largest clothing retailers, Best & Less, has sold its national headquarters in Sydney for a whopping 644 per cent more than what they paid for it 20 years ago.
The post Australian retailer Best & Less offloads Leichhardt head office for $29 million appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Treasurer Tim Pallas has announced a regional boost for Victorian first-home buyers amid projections of property price falls as a result of COVID-19 that could further help people get into the market.
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