Want a bigger home? Upsizing gap shrinks to $60k for an extra bedroom
The jump to a bigger home is becoming narrower in some suburbs as the value of higher priced homes falls faster than dwellings of lower value.
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The jump to a bigger home is becoming narrower in some suburbs as the value of higher priced homes falls faster than dwellings of lower value.
Receivers have listed two sites built by Bathla for sale in Sydney’s north-west, with more expected to hit the market by the end of 2026.
Data reveals most Victorian homes still sell outside their price guides, prompting industry warnings that similar underquoting reforms in NSW are bound to fail.
Sam Gordon owns more than 160 properties, and two very fast-growing businesses.
The struggling company has until December to find a new buyer for its stake in the Milano Santa Giulia development after talks with Italian developer Bizzi ended.
The Adelaide private credit provider is accused of not adequately disclosing its financial position and exposure to the collapsed developer to investors.
Patient buyers with cash are preparing for rare discounts as stalled deals and tightening credit push sub-$20 million real estate owners towards forced sales.
Falling prices in Victoria’s capital have created opportunities that buyers from Brisbane and Sydney are now jumping on. And they’re quicker than Melburnians.
The Mermaid Beach mansion was officially on the market for about 48 hours, although it received six offers in the couple of weeks it was shown off-market.
As the spring selling season enters its final weeks, home buyers and sellers are retreating from the market amid interest rate rises and cost-of-living stress.
A historic Queenslander has hit Brisbane’s trophy market, while a $20m apartment is the latest opening on one of Double Bay’s best streets.
The housing correction is on track to be the biggest on record, wiping years of growth from prices. But it may not help first home buyers if rates stay high.