Property Prices in Australia Are Through the Roof With Almost $1,000 Daily Price Increases in Some Cities
One Gold Coast agent told Insider he sold a property for $551,000 in February. The property was sold again three months later for $718,000.
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One Gold Coast agent told Insider he sold a property for $551,000 in February. The property was sold again three months later for $718,000.
One Gold Coast agent told Insider he sold a property for $551,000 in February. The property was sold again three months later for $718,000.
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