Why bother retaining an old house when you already have approval to build something new? Architect Ricci Bloch says the owners of a Rose Bay cottage knew a gem when they saw one.
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Sydney property developer Gary Kirk has broken a Central Coast property record for the second time in six months after his luxury penthouse smashed the previous high.
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Travel may be off the cards, but this dream home offers a chance to travel to Scandinavia through a design tailored to “radiate warmth and light” by vendors from Denmark and Luxembourg.
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Buyers are continuing to travel to Melbourne’s coronavirus hot spots for auctions and inspections, with about 600 homes scheduled to go under the hammer across the city this weekend.
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From fire pits to built-in pizza ovens, not even winter’s coldest nights will stop you from throwing a family barbecue or seeking a quiet refuge in these backyards.
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A new Redfin report found that pageviews of listings in towns with less than 50,000 residents were up by 87 percent year-over-year in May.
The Brentwood estate overlooks Los Angeles and the Pacific Ocean. Compass’ Carl Gambino worked with Scott while Douglas Elliman’s Fredrik Eklund and Marcy Roth represented the seller
Lead generation software CINC teams with Structurely to roll out Alex, an empathetic automated lead capture chat technology.
Agents said during Inman’s town hall Thursday that they’re still having success finding clients — even if the pandemic is changing the ways those clients find them.
According to ShowingTime’s latest report, virtual showing technology and loosened shelter-in-place restrictions boosted May homebuyer traffic by 21 percent.