Auctions
Family with budding tennis star daughters pays $6.48m for home with tennis court
Most buyers thought the slightly dated house needed another million dollars spent on renovations, the agent said.
- Carmen Forward
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Bidders show up late, win auction for Red Hill Queenslander in seconds
The late-arriving couple slipped into the auction seconds before the gavel fell, snapping up a rare three-bedroom cottage for $1,755,000.
- Sarah Webb
Lambo-driving developer splashes $4.4m on 100-year-old bungalow
A developer made a statement at auction on election day, arriving in a custom purple Lamborghini.
- Kristy Johnson
Investors beat first home buyers to $1.68m Lindfield sub-penthouse
Two parties registered for the spacious luxury home with a rental return of $1300 a week and south-facing leafy views.
- Carmen Forward
Woman beats six others to $1.38m Russell Lea pad she had her heart set on
Bidding was fierce for a two-bedroom unit in Russell Lea that sold at auction on Saturday for $1,375,000.
- Kristy Johnson
Investors sell $4.3 million Drummoyne waterfront apartment at auction
The waterfront complex has a swimming pool, tennis court and pontoon; the spacious home features four bedrooms and sparked a hot contest.
- Carmen Forward
Family’s 115-year hold on Brunswick home ends through $1 million auction
Three brothers bought the boarded-up Edwardian at auction on Saturday. They plan to develop it, but keep its heritage facade.
- Abbir Dib
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Wollstonecraft apartment with Harbour Bridge views sails off the market for $815,000
An owner-occupier from Chatswood paid $815,000 at auction on Saturday for a unit in Wollstonecraft, outbidding first-home buyers from Hornsby and the Hills district.
- Kristy Johnson
How the gap widened between property sellers’ hopes and buyer budgets
The auction market is stronger than last spring as lower interest rates boost buyer confidence, but slipped over the past month.
- Elizabeth Redman
Developer beats five others to $2.72m ‘uninhabitable’ Bondi Junction terrace
The dilapidated three-bedroom home, which the agent thought was “too much work” for many buyers, soared past its reserve.
- Carmen Forward