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Melbourne luxury property: Former Gribbles CEO Cameron Wallace sells $24.5m Brighton home - Vimarsana News

Melbourne luxury property: Former Gribbles CEO Cameron Wallace sells $24.5m Brighton home

Retired Gribbles CEO Cameron Wallace has sold his Brighton home for less than he paid two years ago, while Double Bay’s Ode clocks its third $20m plus penthouse deal.

Source: afr.com
Sydney ranks 9th in world for $15m plus home sales - Vimarsana News

Sydney ranks 9th in world for $15m plus home sales

Sydney is well and truly holding its own in the prestige property market, ranking in the top 10 across the world.

Darling Point waterfront site with approved plans for four new luxury apartments has $50m guide - Vimarsana News

Darling Point waterfront site with approved plans for four new luxury apartments has $50m guide

A prominent developer bought up four units in an old harbourfront block at Darling Point … now he’s selling the site with hopes of $50m.

Sydney luxury property: Art dealer Denis Savill to trade Edgecliff for $8.8 million harbour view - Vimarsana News

Sydney luxury property: Art dealer Denis Savill to trade Edgecliff for $8.8 million harbour view

Denis Savill will trade Edgecliff for a sub-penthouse in Elizabeth Bay, where he hopes to spend his twilight years sitting back, drinking a scotch with a view of the harbour.

Sydney luxury property: Art dealer Denis Savill to trade Edgecliff for $8.8 million harbour view - Vimarsana News

Sydney luxury property: Art dealer Denis Savill to trade Edgecliff for $8.8 million harbour view

Denis Savill will trade Edgecliff for a sub-penthouse in Elizabeth Bay, where he hopes to spend his twilight years sitting back, drinking a scotch with a view of the harbour.

Source: smh.com.au