The Chicago-based company said removing the term is an “easy and obvious” change that will promote “a greater sense of dignity and inclusivity.”
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“I will go on the record to say that travel will never, ever go back to the way it was pre-COVID,” Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky said Sunday.
The benefits program will allow AARP members to receive $300 to $5,500 when buying or selling a home with one of Realogy’s residential real estate brands.
The graphic designer and owner of Creative Curators shares his home favourites.
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You can’t fit a car on it, or build on it, and the agent isn’t even sure what you would use it for, but that hasn’t stopped this skinny block attracting interest from as far as the UK.
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A prime knockdown rebuild site in a natural Ocean Grove setting beat price hopes by $50,000 at auction on Saturday.
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A rare absolute waterfront in Sydney’s north has come to market with a $10m price guide, as sales activity heats up in the suburb, known as a holiday playground for the rich and famous.
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Musician The Weeknd has given fans a glimpse of his incredible Los Angeles mansion as he puts it on the market for $36 million. Take a look inside.
The post Musician The Weeknd selling incredible $36.3 million LA mansion featuring walk-in wine cellar, disco garage and full basketball court appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Former Australian cricketer-turned-commentator Michael Slater and his yoga teacher wife Jo have sold their stunning Newport home.
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Rustic walls, industrial-style chandeliers, hanging plants and a concrete-look kitchen. This luxurious house is not your typical Gold Coast residence and the owners love that it’s “a bit different”.
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