It’s half a home for nearly three times the typical price – a partially built house in Sydney’s south is set to go to auction after the owner pulled the plug on a major renovation midway through the project.
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Monthly Archives: July 2025
Concerns raised about proposed Evergreen neighbourhood changes
A developer’s plan to add nearly 200 more homes to the next phase of Evergreen subdivision has drawn fire from many nearby residents.
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Winter best for buyers, Autumn for sellers: exclusive report
If you’re on the property market fence, get down, because now is the best time to buy.
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Who wins the property State of Origin?
The battleground has spilt over from the footy field to the housing market as the Maroons and Blues prepare to face off in this week’s series decider.
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Kochie warns RBA rate cut gamble could backfire
Prominent analyst David Koch has warned of shock fallout tied to the Reserve Bank’s rate cut gamble come Tuesday.
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Poilievre promises ‘strong voice’ for west in Stampede speech
Pierre Poilievre white-hatted himself at the Calgary Stampede Saturday, looking every bit the rural Alberta MP he hopes to soon become.
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Varcoe: Carney says it’s ‘highly likely’ an oil pipeline will make Ottawa’s major project list
Real momentum. Economic opportunity. Get things done.
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St. Albert real estate agent runs for council
A local real estate agent and community member who has done work with the St. Albert and District Chamber of Commerce and St. Albert Food Bank has joined the race for city council.
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Asking prices for one- and two-bedroom rent both decrease in June
Central Okanagan renters got some relief in June.
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Foreigners often pay more rent in Switzerland than locals
According to theSonntagsZeitung, foreigners pay more rent for their homes than Swiss nationals – regardless of how long someone with a foreign passport has lived in Switzerland.
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