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Deadline blows out to clean up asbestos ground zero - Vimarsana News

Deadline blows out to clean up asbestos ground zero

The closure of a park less than a month after it opened because of contaminated mulch kicked off...

Property prices: The school zones where house prices have soared across Australia - Vimarsana News

Property prices: The school zones where house prices have soared across Australia

House prices in some sought-after school zones soared by more than 40 per cent in 2022, bucking the downturn trend, as families and investors compete for homes.

Property prices: The school zones where house prices have soared across Australia - Vimarsana News

Property prices: The school zones where house prices have soared across Australia

House prices in some sought-after school zones soared by more than 40 per cent in 2022, bucking the downturn trend, as families and investors compete for homes.

School Zone report: House prices in desirable school catchment areas notch 10 times faster growth - Vimarsana News

School Zone report: House prices in desirable school catchment areas notch 10 times faster growth

Houses within public school catchment areas have vastly outperformed their respective suburbs in the past year, with values rising 10 times faster in some cases, and largely defying the broader downturn, Domain’s School Zone report shows.

Source: afr.com
Property prices: The school zones where house prices have soared across Australia - Vimarsana News

Property prices: The school zones where house prices have soared across Australia

House prices in some sought-after school zones soared by more than 40 per cent in 2022, bucking the downturn trend, as families and investors compete for homes.

Source: smh.com.au