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Melbourne auctions: Young family spends $4.8m on Camberwell home they saw half an hour before - Vimarsana News

Melbourne auctions: Young family spends $4.8m on Camberwell home they saw half an hour before

Seven parties competed for the renovated residence with a pool and landscaped gardens, as buyers chased turnkey properties on the last auction weekend of 2023.

Source: smh.com.au
Melbourne auctions: Couple forks out $4.59 million for luxury Glen Iris home - Vimarsana News

Melbourne auctions: Couple forks out $4.59 million for luxury Glen Iris home

The couple muscled out two other bidders to win the keys to the home at auction, all who wanted to buy near some of Melbourne’s most sought-after schools.

Sydney property prices: Meet families living happier, wealthier lives in multi-generational homes - Vimarsana News

Sydney property prices: Meet families living happier, wealthier lives in multi-generational homes

Adding a second dwelling can improve re-sale value, and there are more than half-a-million properties with granny flat potential in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.

Source: afr.com
Auctions: $12m Seaforth house beats reserve to close Spring selling season - Vimarsana News

Auctions: $12m Seaforth house beats reserve to close Spring selling season

Clearance rates are starting to drop, but buyers are still chasing homes in a bid to get deals done before the end of the year.

Source: afr.com
Brickworks managing director Lindsay Partridge calls for the government to import 400,000 tradies a year to solve the housing crisis - Vimarsana News

Brickworks managing director Lindsay Partridge calls for the government to import 400,000 tradies a year to solve the housing crisis

Brickworks managing director Lindsay Partridge has called for Australia to bring in 400,000 tradies a year to solve the housing supply crisis.