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Barrie Nesbitt and his company, “Bazem”, have been targeting downsizers with house and land packages — now he wants a $20m home in Sydney’s east.

The post The smart money is trading up in Sydney’s eastern suburbs appeared first on realestate.com.au.

Some Tasmanian building surveyors are already on the brink of closing their doors as insurance premiums skyrocket, threatening the state’s entire construction industry.

The post There are fears the construction sector could come to a ‘screaming halt’ as a national insurance crisis bites Tasmanian building surveyors appeared first on realestate.com.au.

A block of apartments in Waverley has sold for about $20 million, Sydney’s largest unit block transaction since an Edgecliff site sold for more than $33 million in 2017.

The post Largest unit block sale in Sydney since 2017: $20m deal in Kensington appeared first on realestate.com.au.

Owner occupiers and investors are eager to put their hands up for more than a dozen apartments in the same Box Hill South complex, an opportunity the agent has never seen before.

The post Box Hill South: 13 out of 21 apartments going under the hammer appeared first on realestate.com.au.

CHARLES WOOLEY isn’t buying claims by developers that their proposals are solely for the benefit of everyone else.

The post TasWeekend: Altruistic developers? Pull the other one, mate! appeared first on realestate.com.au.

A pizza restaurant downstairs might be the ultimate bonus for an apartment building, and it’s helping serve up buyers at an affordable development in Moonee Ponds.

The post Nue Moonee Ponds development serves up affordable apartments, pizza shop appeared first on realestate.com.au.

Typically, four to six, two-bedroom apartments come up for sale in Lane Cove every week. When this apartment was listed, it was the only one. And the response from buyers floored everyone.

The post Buyer response to Lane Cove apartment brings auction forward appeared first on realestate.com.au.

A popular hinterland cafe and cottage is offering house hunters looking for a tree change or investors keen to tap into the tourism market a chance to own a historic landmark.

The post Slice of hinterland history served up to property market appeared first on realestate.com.au.

It may be filled with original features and have a modest facade, but this tightly-held home managed to attract a staggering 18 bidders on auction day — and it fetched far more than expected.

The post Old property attracts 18 registered bidders on auction day appeared first on realestate.com.au.

If you knocked on the door hoping for a cut you might be disappointed — but you could get invited in for a cup of tea. This old milk bar and fish and chip shop has just been served to the market.

The post Clifton Hill former hairdresser, milk bar, fish and chip shop for sale appeared first on realestate.com.au.