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We were offered an abundant utopia. We got something much less

We were offered an abundant utopia. We got something much less

Imagine living in a comfortable home with tiny energy bills, the kitchen stocked with organic vegetables and succulent meat. Then think again.

  • by Caroline Zielinski

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‘Attractive place to live’: Sea-change towns in the million-dollar club

‘Attractive place to live’: Sea-change towns in the million-dollar club

They have great natural amenities as well as features such as popular restaurants or in-demand schools, and prices are on the rise.

  • by Shona Hendley
Anthony is trying to build a house. It comes with 86 conditions

Anthony is trying to build a house. It comes with 86 conditions

The builder has seen regulations blow out over the years, making it harder to deliver affordable housing.

  • by Elizabeth Redman and Kristy Johnson
Call for ‘desirable’ spare bedrooms to be taxed to help fix housing

Call for ‘desirable’ spare bedrooms to be taxed to help fix housing

More than 60 per cent of Australian households contain only one or two people, but new research shows most homes are family-sized.

  • by Elizabeth Redman
We’re building 1.2m new homes, but we’re not using the homes we have

We’re building 1.2m new homes, but we’re not using the homes we have

Work has started on speeding up the delivery of new home-building, but there are also options to put existing homes to better use.

  • by Elizabeth Redman
How the stamp duty burden near-tripled in a generation

How the stamp duty burden near-tripled in a generation

Stamp duty has risen faster than incomes over the past two and a half decades, slugging current home buyers with extra costs compared to a generation ago.

  • by Elizabeth Redman
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First home buyer makes aggressive bid to buy Thornbury property in less than a minute

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.

  • by Shona Hendley
Waterfront northern beaches home sells for $700k above $9 million reserve

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.

  • by Carmen Forward
Hundreds watch hammer come down as Sunnybank Hills home smashes record

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.

  • by Sarah Webb
How Laura’s stylish house was built twice as fast as normal

How Laura’s stylish house was built twice as fast as normal

She loves the level of finish on the family home with an ocean view and bush setting. But it’s what cannot be detected that is most exceptional.

  • by Emily Power
Sydney’s iconic wedding cake house is for sale for $9m
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Sydney’s iconic wedding cake house is for sale for $9m

The waterfront home with classic colonnades and arches has hit the market for the first time since it was built.

  • by Tawar Razaghi