Anyone waiting to snap up a bargain in the current uncertain market might end up empty-handed. More homes in Parkdale and Mordialloc are being snapped up prior to auction.
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Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s moratorium on evictions has created much confusion for tenants, landlords and real estate agents. This explainer reveals what you need to know.
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Old-world charm is found at this newly listed period home with original features dating back to the 1930s and ties to Victorian irrigation pioneers — plus an indoor pool, tennis court and cellar.
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Money can buy you a lot if things but, evidently, it can’t protect you from the coronavirus. In fact, according to recent state health data, the highest number of confirmed cases of the disease in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane are in affluent areas.
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As some vendors retreat from the coronavirus-impacted market, spectacular sky mansions in two of Melbourne’s most prestigious suburbs have emerged seeking sales worth up to $10 million.
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‘This ruling ensures we will be able to continue to provide this information,’ said a Zillow Group spokesperson.
A project set to bring the luxe inner-city lifestyle and a penthouse to Melbourne’s outer east has proved to be a hit with buyers who have splashed big to secure a slice of the unique offering.
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Rascoff served as CEO until 2019, when company founder Rich Barton returned.
The Community Housing Investment Program (CHIP) said that only 10 percent of its landlords did not receive rent for the coming month.
Hear from Vanessa Bergmark and Thad Wong as they discuss how indie brokers and their agents can survive the Covid-19 wave.