Some of Sydney’s strongest house price growth over the past year hasn’t been where you’d expect,as demand outpaces the supply of homes.
The city has recorded five consecutive quarters of house price growth – a streak that surprised experts.
Cathy’s neighbours have all happily lived in their homes for 25 years or more,and she plans to stay for the long run.
Within metres of the home runs the WestConnex tunnel,the existing train line and the future Metro West Project,which buyers saw as a drawcard.
A seven-star energy-efficient home built today might look like a high-quality home,but turn out to be as comfortable as a tent,a new report warns.
The grateful vendors fetched $3.47 million for their home of more than a decade,set on a large block for the area,as six buyers competed.
The sales representative knows how lucky she is her rent is less than other places,but she has to do more to stay afloat.
Tenants report being evicted with nowhere else to go as Melbourne’s rental crisis deepens and queues form for available properties.
Gemma Toogood paid $875 a week in rent for a mould-riddled,rat-infested cottage. Do we still think that’s reasonable?
A typical house or unit in Sydney now costs $80 or more than a year ago,with scant relief for renters in sight.
Mortgage-free home buyers purchased more than six out of 10 homes,drawn to its lifestyle and its relatively affordable real estate.