Even in heavily loss-making suburbs where two in five sales are a bust,there’s one type of home that’s almost a sure thing.
Even in heavily loss-making suburbs where one in five sales are a bust,there’s one type of home that’s almost a sure thing.
The December quarter figures came despite a boom that has seen Brisbane’s property values soar more than 50 per cent since the start of the pandemic.
Five bidders competed for the two-bedroom apartment on Melbourne’s biggest auction weekend of the year so far.
In 10 exclusive suburbs,buyers are willing to fork out more than $10,000 per square metre for some of the smallest blocks of land in the city.
A hot summer,a rental crisis and a cost-of-living crisis left some homes ranging from uncomfortable to nearly unlivable.
The successful buyer couldn’t contain his joy. David Rizkalla dropped the cool,disinterested auction persona the moment the hammer fell and he bought the house.
Potential buyers are becoming more optimistic,hoping for interest rate cuts and tax cuts,although the effect is stronger in some areas than others.
The home of the late billionaire David Hains has found a buyer after searching for a new custodian for the past year.
No interest rate cuts yet? No worries. A surprising amount of property buyers don’t need to get a home loan.
Young couples vying for the Berry Street home didn’t mess around – the first bid was $20,000 more than top of the quoted price range.