Prestige property sales have been sparse in Sydney of late, but the financial year ended on a high note with the sale of Jennifer Hawkins’ Newport home for a reputed $20 million, writes real estate insider Jonathan Chancellor.
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With the overwhelming effects of the pandemic and the racial injustices people are facing and fighting every single day, one common need is emphasized now more than ever: the American dream.
Sydney and Melbourne buyers still have a “strong appetite for property”, even amid recent coronavirus spikes, with agents reporting a competitive day of auctions across the capitals.
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Buyers were out in force on Saturday as a young couple outlasted the competition to secure an entry-level house in a popular Belmont street.
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A home listed midway through a renovation projection sold under the hammer for $410,000 over expectations after a final bid that broke the hearts of the 17 other bidders.
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The “anxious” vendor of a Thornbury property was forced to watch the auction online from her Brunswick West home. But the strong result gave her a reason to smile during lockdown.
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A family who had been searching for a new home for four years without luck finally secured their dream home after “fine tuning” their approach on what was a busy weekend for sales.
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Figures from the ABS for May 2020 showed that 12,736 dwellings were approved for construction over the month – the lowest monthly number of approvals since January 2013.
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A last-minute decision by the state government to ban residents of COVID-19 hot spots from attending auctions and open homes has been slammed by the peak real estate body as “ironic”.
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One of Kinglake’s “more unique properties” has hit the market with an indoor-outdoor man cave that can be opened up for a bonfire or shut off as a quiet and private “speakeasy” bar.
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