Victoria residential property
Young couple pay $1.45m for home near Melbourne’s ‘coolest street’
The renovated three-bedder attracted several young couples for its lovely interiors and the great community vibe in the neighbourhood.
- Shona Hendley
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The ‘gentle’ yet profitable solution to Melbourne’s housing crisis
A popular style of housing offers more homes in parts of Melbourne where people want to live, and it’s already on the rise.
- Wes Mountain
The Block house that Adrian Portelli bought for $3.3m listed for $1.7m to $1.85m
The billionaire businessman bought all five houses that season and later gave them away. One owner has decided to sell up.
- Caroline Zielinski
The type of Melbourne property that’s cheaper than five years ago
Making a purchase a decade ago was a good way to get onto the property ladder, but the path is less straightforward today, experts say.
- Caroline Zielinski
Billionaire plans $38.5m renovation of $100m-plus Melbourne mansion
The pharmaceutical titan’s proposed double-storey extension would contain another five bedrooms and living spaces, while the basement would be expanded too.
- Elizabeth Redman
Young family wins bidding war to splash $2.61m on renovated four-bedder
The Californian bungalow sailed $460,000 above reserve when two young families competed for the residence, sold by a downsizing couple.
- Shona Hendley
The surprising feature that Melburnians are searching for in a home
Home owners are looking for prestige, character and scale, even though that can sometimes come with hidden complications and costs.
- Wes Mountain
The Victorian town where home buyers splashed the most cash last year
It’s more famous for oranges than auctions, but the city in Australia’s food bowl is a destination for tree-changers and investors.
- Emily Power
Four investors fight for $2,025,000 Malvern East home
An investor with development hopes beat a man who had only seen the three-bedroom property near Chadstone earlier that day.
- Shona Hendley
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Melbourne suburbs where units sell at a loss and more high-rises are coming
The Victorian government plans more homes in Melbourne’s inner south-east to improve affordability. But does this stack up financially?
- Caroline Zielinski