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Elizabeth Redman is the national property editor at The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald.

‘Dramatic slowdown’: How property values changed after years of higher rates

‘Dramatic slowdown’: How property values changed after years of higher rates

Home buyers can’t borrow as much money, but owners are pushing ahead with plans to sell now, and new figures show the fallout.

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‘Pretty dire’: How stressed home borrowers could be about to break

‘Pretty dire’: How stressed home borrowers could be about to break

Homeowners are feeling the pinch after rolling off their ultra-low fixed mortgage rates. They’re hoping it doesn’t get worse.

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Why ‘everyone’s anti-Boomer’ - at least when trying to buy a home

Why ‘everyone’s anti-Boomer’ - at least when trying to buy a home

Home ownership is part of the Australian psyche, but the gap between the haves and have-nots just got wider.

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The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age land 19 Kennedy Award nominations

The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age land 19 Kennedy Award nominations

An investigation into former Home Affairs secretary Mike Pezzullo, live coverage of the Bondi Junction attack and photojournalism from Fiji were nominated.

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Couple splashes $5.5m on unrenovated Manly unit

Couple splashes $5.5m on unrenovated Manly unit

The home with ‘big, dramatic views’ had been owned by the same family since the 1960s, with renovation costs of half a million dollars.

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‘She loved the style’: Buyer pays $2.2m for house she toured half an hour before

‘She loved the style’: Buyer pays $2.2m for house she toured half an hour before

An interstate buyer who first saw the Hampton home on FaceTime flew down, loved the style and the block, and triumphed at auction.

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How Australians are saving $366 a week on housing in a cost of living crisis

How Australians are saving $366 a week on housing in a cost of living crisis

Crushed under rising prices, new figures show a rational shift to try to manage as best as possible.

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Our favourite mansions for sale around the world right now

Our favourite mansions for sale around the world right now

Dreaming of a holiday home overseas? In the world’s most luxurious homes, there are so many creature comforts you’ll never want to leave.

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First home buyer with mum’s help misses out to investor for $1.1m Bellevue Hill pad

First home buyer with mum’s help misses out to investor for $1.1m Bellevue Hill pad

Enlisting the help of family wasn’t enough for a number of first home buyers who bid for the two-bedroom unit.

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Family pays $3.9m at auction for ‘beautiful old terrace’ in Albert Park

Family pays $3.9m at auction for ‘beautiful old terrace’ in Albert Park

The three-bedroom home attracted only one bidder amid a patchy winter market, but it was enough to secure a sale.

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The Sydney suburbs where house prices soared most over the past year

The Sydney suburbs where house prices soared most over the past year

House prices have jumped by at least 20 per cent in a string of sought-after pockets, defying higher interest rates and the rising cost of living.

  • by Elizabeth Redman