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Australia property: The suburbs where you should have bought a house five years ago - Vimarsana News

Australia property: The suburbs where you should have bought a house five years ago

Houses cost $1 million or less in these areas just a few years ago, and owners lucky enough to buy in have recorded capital growth of 50 per cent-plus.

Australia property: The suburbs where you should have bought a house five years ago - Vimarsana News

Australia property: The suburbs where you should have bought a house five years ago

Houses cost $1 million or less in these areas just a few years ago, and owners lucky enough to buy in have recorded capital growth of 50 per cent-plus.

Source: smh.com.au
Australia property: The suburbs where you should have bought a house five years ago - Vimarsana News

Australia property: The suburbs where you should have bought a house five years ago

Houses cost $1 million or less in these areas just a few years ago, and owners lucky enough to buy in have recorded capital growth of 50 per cent-plus.

Sydney house prices: Buyers flock to open homes ahead of expected rate cuts this year - Vimarsana News

Sydney house prices: Buyers flock to open homes ahead of expected rate cuts this year

Buyers are piling into open homes earlier than usual, anticipating tighter competition ahead if rates are cut later this year.

Source: afr.com
Work from home: Employers poised to push staff harder for more days in the office - Vimarsana News

Work from home: Employers poised to push staff harder for more days in the office

However, even an increase in attendance is unlikely to offset the overall fall in demand for office space as hybrid work stays in play, experts say.

Source: afr.com