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22 Wright Street, Balmoral

Former Brisbane Lions CEO sells beloved Balmoral property

Meanwhile, in Bulimba, a tri-level terrace home sold for $2.6 million - netting its owners an almost $700,000 profit in just two years.

  • Sarah Webb

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2/125 Mount Street, Coogee

Mum and dad help son buy $1,195,000 Coogee one-bedder

Six bidders registered for the auction of the art deco apartment, including first home buyers and investors.

  • Carmen Forward and Elizabeth Redman
Investors bought the North Ryde home.

Investors nab $2.6m North Ryde time warp, sparing it from wrecking ball

Nine parties registered for the auction and most intended to raze it and build a new home. Instead, it will be rented out.

  • Emily Power
The Thornbury unit’s extra land was a drawcard for prospective buyers, said selling agent Luke Brizzi from McGrath Northcote.

First home buyer makes aggressive bid to buy Thornbury property in less than a minute

A renovated, single-level unit in Thornbury sold for $1,040,000 in a competitive auction on Saturday which lasted for less than one minute.

  • Shona Hendley
68 Rednal Street, Mona Vale NSW 2103

Waterfront northern beaches home sells for $700k above $9 million reserve

Six families registered for a six-bedroom Mona Vale sandstone home with panoramic Pittwater views that went to auction.

  • Carmen Forward
People turn out for the auction of a six-bedroom, five-bathroom home at 116 Belvedere Crescent, Sunnybank Hills.

Hundreds watch hammer come down as Sunnybank Hills home smashes record

An Afghan family with deep pockets has rewritten Sunnybank Hills’ record books after splashing $3.0735 million on a rare estate in a breakneck auction.

  • Sarah Webb
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Family spend $3.8 million at auction for a house with Harbour Bridge Views.

Family spend $3.8m for house with Harbour Bridge views in wealthy suburb

A family from Sydney’s east paid $3.8 million at auction on Saturday for a three-bedroom property in Neutral Bay on the lower north shore.

  • Kristy Johnson
Bidding Blind.

‘Biggest liar gets the listing’: The tricks some agents use to pressure home sellers

Whistleblowing agents and property insiders working across Australia’s two largest cities say the practice of deliberately manipulating vendors through lies and other dirty tactics is “common”.

  • Lucy Macken and Aisha Dow
Buyers and sellers reconsider strategies as coronavirus scare changes market conditions.

The slow burn and hard slog of a cracker investigation

Whether it’s exposing real estate underquoting or the negligence of a celebrated surgeon, impactful journalism takes time and resources, as well as skill and dedication.

  • Mathew Dunckley
Bidding blind

Buried findings: Real estate expert’s frustration at underquoting inaction

Real estate stalwart Enzo Raimondo was one of two experts appointed to make findings on how Victoria’s property market could be improved. He says their report made strong recommendations and should be released.

  • Aisha Dow and Kieran Rooney