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Downsizer cries with joy as she wins $866,000 northern Melbourne home (opens the original)
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A downsizer who wanted to buy a home near her daughter cried as she won the keys to an updated northern suburbs house, leaving three disappointed first home buyers to continue their search. She was thrilled to sign the contract for 180 Main Street in Thomastown for $866,000 after a month-long hunt, agent Mario Tucci of Harcourts Rata & Co said. The three-bedroom brick veneer home had retro amber glass living room doors but an ultra-modern bathroom. The property was one of 692 scheduled to go to
Downsizers win keys to stylish $1,385,000 inner-north home (opens the original)
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Three hopeful first home buyers have been edged out by downsizers at the auction of a Brunswick period home. Five bidders competed in front of a large crowd to sign the contract for the three-bedroom weatherboard at 2 Church Street, which sold under the hammer for $1,385,000. The successful bidder, represented by a buyer’s advocate, and the underbidder were downsizers. “They broke some first home buyers’ hearts,” listing agent and auctioneer Mark Verrocchi, of Nelson Alexander Brunswick, said. T
Victorian regional towns that boomed most in the past year (opens the original)
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Tenants in Victoria’s established tree-change areas are being asked to pay up to $400 a month more than last year, as overall regional rents hit a record high. The Murrindindi Shire, about 90 minutes north-east of Melbourne, had the biggest annual growth in asking rents in the state at 23.3 per cent in the year to June, the latest Domain Rent Report shows. The weekly median asking rent, across towns including Alexandra, Yea, Kinglake and Marysville, increased by $100 a week to $530. Experts say
The buyers who are embracing crumbling historic homes (opens the original)
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Selling a home usually requires immaculate styling, but the buyers of some of Victoria’s oldest, original houses want to see the dust and cobwebs. Sometimes, in homes up to 200 years old and exposed to decades of weather, neglect and decay, that is the least of what’s waiting within. For the passionate group of buyers who pursue the most derelict, timeworn homes they can possibly find, even amid high construction cost and planning complexities, that authenticity is more than an attraction – it’s
Experienced renovator wins keys to timeworn home for $701,000 (opens the original)
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A three-bedroom house in Spotswood billed by its agent as inner Melbourne’s cheapest has sold under the hammer for $701,000. The timeworn home at 10 Robb Street had a price guide of $600,000 to $660,000, which Buxton Inner West agent Matthew John found was unmatched by similar-sized freestanding houses listed within 10 kilometres of the CBD. The single-fronted Victorian had intact period features but was in need of a makeover, with aged wallpaper, a vintage bathroom and flamboyantly patterned ca
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