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Sydney Law School establishes two scholarships for disabled students - Vimarsana News

Sydney Law School establishes two scholarships for disabled students

Established in recognition of two renowned disabled legal academics, the first cohort of David Benjafield Scholarship and Ron McCallum Interns will commence in…

Spring auction start yields stronger than expected demand - Vimarsana News

Spring auction start yields stronger than expected demand

For an empty Northbridge block, bidding stalled at $5.75 million before it eventually sold for $7.7 million.

Source: afr.com
Sydney auctions: Downsizers spend $4.67 million on knockdown on Drummoyne waterfront - Vimarsana News

Sydney auctions: Downsizers spend $4.67 million on knockdown on Drummoyne waterfront

More than a dozen buyers turned out to compete for the home which was on the market for the first time in 50 years.

Source: smh.com.au
Locals beat foreign buyers to stunning $13m home - Vimarsana News

Locals beat foreign buyers to stunning $13m home

Locals beat foreign buyers to stunning $13m home Foreign buyers and expats went toe to toe for this phenomenal five-bedroom home, but a local family won the day. Property by Amanda Sheppeard 14th Apr 2021 3:16 PM A 1930s classic set on a whopping 1300 sqm in prestigious Clifton Gardens has found a buyer after coming to market late last year. The five-bedroom home at 26 Kardinia Rd, Mosman, attracted buyer interest from around the world, especially from expats, said agent John Sullivan, of Di Jones Mosman. He received hund...

Home buyers roar back after Easter break - Vimarsana News

Home buyers roar back after Easter break

Home buyers roar back after Easter break Share Home buyers raced back in force in the week to Saturday, holding clearance rates well above the three-quarter mark even as auction volumes more than doubled after the Easter long weekend in a big test of the market after the end of JobKeeper support. The preliminary clearance rate of 79.9 per cent was little changed from the previous week’s initial 79.4 per cent, even as the national number of scheduled auctions surged to 2170 from 874, CoreLogic data on Sunday showed. The figures suggest a final clearance rate on Thursday – when the more auc...

Source: afr.com