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Auctioneers make an art of selling property collector’s assets

Auctioneers make an art of selling property collector’s assets

The latest auction disposing of the huge Harry Oviss investment portfolio fetched a total $29.14 million.

  • by Nicole Lindsay

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The $65m-$70m mansion poised to shatter Victorian price record

The $65m-$70m mansion poised to shatter Victorian price record

The colossal Toorak mansion and estate, priced at $65 million to $70 million, is a few days away from officially hitting the market and photos have not yet been released.

  • by Emily Power
Australia ranks fourth on global property risk list. Will we dodge it?

Australia ranks fourth on global property risk list. Will we dodge it?

Australia is one of the most likely countries in the world to experience property price falls, a new ranking shows, but the drops might not be as deep as priced-out buyers hope.

  • by Elizabeth Redman
House prices are falling, but buyer beware of holding out for a better deal

House prices are falling, but buyer beware of holding out for a better deal

Some property buyers are putting off their purchase, banking on finding a cheaper home later this year, but experts warn trying to pick the bottom of the market has risks.

  • by Elizabeth Redman
Emma Stone sells Malibu Beach house for more than $6 million

Emma Stone sells Malibu Beach house for more than $6 million

Perched on a cliff overlooking the North Pacific coastline, the La La Land star’s vogue abode boasts three bedrooms, two bathrooms and sits on a 12,950 square metre block.

  • by James Robinson
Stamp duty catch: what happens when it’s time to sell?
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Stamp duty

Stamp duty catch: what happens when it’s time to sell?

First home buyers could get into the market sooner under a NSW plan to let them avoid stamp duty. But when it’s time to sell, experts warn there’s a catch.

  • by Elizabeth Redman
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Swisse money swoops on Police Association’s headquarters

Swisse money swoops on Police Association’s headquarters

The ex-wife of a Swisse Vitamins multi-millionaire has emerged as the buyer of a heritage red brick building in East Melbourne formerly owned by Victoria’s Police Association.

  • by Simon Johanson
Google co-founder drops $18m on Pink’s former Malibu estate

Google co-founder drops $18m on Pink’s former Malibu estate

The news comes as the world’s sixth-richest man and his wife Nicole Shanahan file for divorce, citing irreconcilable differences.

  • by James Robinson
The grape escape: why more home buyers are making a vine change

The grape escape: why more home buyers are making a vine change

Nick Clark and Brett Hadlow are among a growing number of city escapees making a vine change rather than a tree change.

  • by Melissa Heagney
Tenants see new chapters in older buildings

Tenants see new chapters in older buildings

While some businesses head to the suburbs, others are heading back into the heart of the CBD.

  • by Nicole Lindsay
Pamela Anderson house hits the market at $2.4 million

Pamela Anderson house hits the market at $2.4 million

The famed St Kilda West home with a glass tiled facade of the Baywatch star’s face is for sale again.

  • by Melissa Heagney