A block of land with 2km of river frontage, first granted to descendants of the historical local Everingham family with ties to the First Fleet, has been listed for sale for the second only time.
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Bondi and Mosman may be our dream locations, but western suburbs dominated by large houses, many newly built, are the areas where the most Sydneysiders are actually buying property.
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Mt Eliza’s sprawling Morning Star Estate — featured in films including Kath and Kimderella and graced by rock royalty — is back for sale, after a deal with Chinese developers fell through.
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If you’re waiting until the highly anticipated spring selling season to take your property to auction, you might want to reconsider.
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As New York City prepares to enter phase two on Monday, agents expressed ambivalence over resuming in-person showings or heading back into the office.
It’s one of the hottest streets on the Gold Coast with buyers forking out millions to secure their own piece of riverfront paradise.
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The Manhattan building’s board believes the Justice Department’s decision to sell the penthouse at a 70 percent discount will impact values throughout the building.
The National Association of Realtors’ plan calls for expanding down payment assistance programs, improving FHA loans, and alternative credit scoring models.
With elections less than five months away, campaign signs are studding lawns. With political divisions growing, some agents say the charged climate could have an impact on sales.
Values grew by 0.41 percent month-over-month in April, and in May, that metric dropped to 0.35 percent — the biggest one-month slowdown in more than a year.