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Why Perth’s record housing slump won’t bring relief for everyday buyers (opens the original)
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The national housing downturn has seen Perth’s median dwelling price slip below $1 million, but what exactly does that mean for the everyday buyer? Perth property expert Trent Fleskens says the reality is not much. Cotality’s latest quarterly home value index report shows the median dwelling price has dropped to $975,000. In January, the median dwelling in Perth would cost buyers $1.08 million and stayed over the million-dollar price tag until July. However, over the past three months, dwelling
Why Perth’s housing slump won’t bring relief for everyday buyers (opens the original)
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The national housing downturn has seen Perth’s median dwelling price slip below $1 million, but what exactly does that mean for the everyday buyer? Perth property expert Trent Fleskens says the reality is not much. Cotality’s latest quarterly home value index report shows the median dwelling price has dropped to $975,000. In January, the median dwelling in Perth would cost buyers $1.08 million and stayed over the million-dollar price tag until July. However, over the past three months, dwelling
Tensions run high at Perth council meeting over former CEO’s sacking (opens the original)
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Tensions within the City of Perth council over the dismissal of former chief executive Michelle Reynolds were loudly on display at a meeting on Wednesday night. Councillor Catherine Lezer left the city’s ordinary council meeting when asked by a member of the public whether she had made any contact with Reynolds since she was placed on leave on May 20. Reynolds was later sacked by the council on September 23. Responding to the question, Lezer said she had begun writing an email to the former chie
The new luxury: Why Perth buyers are abandoning beach views for sheds and workshops (opens the original)
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Aside from affordability, Perth home buyers are looking for space when it comes to buying their next property. That’s according to Domain’s Spring Homebuyer Report, released today, which revealed the top search trends in Perth this year have been pools, granny flats, land and workshops. Domain’s national property editor Alice Stolz said the trends showed Perth buyers were moving away from beachfront views and towards more space to play and grow. “What we’re seeing is that basically most Perth bu
Fremantle councillors lament nasty turn in tree debate as oval plans push ahead (opens the original)
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More than a month after works to remove 26 trees at a popular playing fields in Perth’s south to make way for a new junior football oval were paused, the project is officially up and running again Despite a three-hour special electors meeting earlier in September, where residents fought to stop the tree removal altogether, City of Fremantle councillors unanimously voted to support the original plan for the Hilton Park oval redevelopment last night. Councillor Andrew Sullivan said the situation w
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