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Housing with benefits: Why co-housing could be the new Australian dream (opens the original)
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It was a conversation with their son who put words to something Ross and Paula Wade had always felt: the desire to live a little differently. They wanted to share a garden and were happy to live in a modest home in exchange for community. They just didn’t think realising this dream would come with a $200,000 premium. The Wades, a couple in their 70s, are part of a group of like-minded prospective home owners who want to live as part of a co-housing development. Recent moves by the federal govern
Housing with benefits: Why co-housing could be the new Australian dream (opens the original)
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It was a conversation with their son who put words to something Ross and Paula Wade had always felt: the desire to live a little differently. They wanted to share a garden and were happy to live in a modest home in exchange for community. They just didn’t think realising this dream would come with a $200,000 premium. The Wades, a couple in their 70s, are part of a group of like-minded prospective home owners who want to live as part of a co-housing development. Recent moves by the federal govern
Housing with benefits: Why co-housing could be the new Australian dream (opens the original)
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It was a conversation with their son who put words to something Ross and Paula Wade had always felt: the desire to live a little differently. They wanted to share a garden and were happy to live in a modest home in exchange for community. They just didn’t think realising this dream would come with a $200,000 premium. The Wades, a couple in their 70s, are part of a group of like-minded prospective home owners who want to live as part of a co-housing development. Recent moves by the federal govern
‘Fewer buyers’: The Sydney suburbs with the deepest property downturns (opens the original)
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Sydney’s prestigious coastal suburbs have had the deepest home value falls from their recent highs, with the cost to buy the typical home in some spots plunging by close to 20 per cent. North Curl Curl, in the northern beaches, has dropped the most from its recent cyclical peak, according to Cotality data. Since September, dwelling prices in the suburb have fallen 19.4 per cent, or almost $790,000, to a median value of $3.28 million at the end of July. This was followed by eastern suburb Malabar
‘Fewer buyers’: The Sydney suburbs with the deepest property downturns (opens the original)
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Sydney’s prestigious coastal suburbs have had the deepest home value falls from their recent highs, with the cost to buy the typical home in some spots plunging by close to 20 per cent. North Curl Curl, in the northern beaches, has dropped the most from its recent cyclical peak, according to Cotality data. Since September, dwelling prices in the suburb have fallen 19.4 per cent, or almost $790,000, to a median value of $3.28 million at the end of July. This was followed by eastern suburb Malabar
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