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Mornington Peninsula property: The suburbs that increased in value the most over the past five years - Vimarsana News

Mornington Peninsula property: The suburbs that increased in value the most over the past five years

Buyers are paying huge prices for property in beachside hotspots that cost much less before the pandemic hit.

Bitcoin investors will want to follow Ed Craven, Michael Egorov and Fred Schebesta into residential property, agents say - Vimarsana News

Bitcoin investors will want to follow Ed Craven, Michael Egorov and Fred Schebesta into residential property, agents say

Volatile gains have long prompted investors to put speculative wealth into property and bitcoin is just the latest example, real estate agents say.

Source: afr.com
Luxury property for sale: Palm Beach to Coles Bay: 2024's best holiday homes on offer - Vimarsana News

Luxury property for sale: Palm Beach to Coles Bay: 2024's best holiday homes on offer

Whether actively searching (or summer holiday dreaming) we have unearthed the best luxury holiday homes on the prestige market in 2024 – so far.

Source: afr.com
Melbourne house prices: Suburbs where property values fell most and where they are now - Vimarsana News

Melbourne house prices: Suburbs where property values fell most and where they are now

Many neighbourhoods where property prices plunged in the downturn have started to recover, but some are closer to their peaks than others.

Melbourne house prices: Suburbs where property values fell most and where they are now - Vimarsana News

Melbourne house prices: Suburbs where property values fell most and where they are now

Many neighbourhoods where property prices plunged in the downturn have started to recover, but some are closer to their peaks than others.

Source: smh.com.au