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Flinders Ranges Council’s mass land sell-off nets surprise results - realestate.com.au (opens the original)
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Flinders Ranges Council has sold 17 properties it no longer needed. A CWA hall will be converted to a laundromat after a South Australian council conducted a mass sell-off of disused land. Flinders Ranges Council mayor Ken Anderson confirmed all 17 parcels of land, which included the former Hawker CWA hall and the old Hawker kindergarten and history hub, were sold on Wednesday. Fifteen of the properties were successfully auctioned – for higher than their reserve – while the remaining two were pa
Anti-AI advertisement turns into bookings for SA pest controller - realestate.com.au (opens the original)
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A basic hand-drawn picture has helped Adelaide pest controller Noah Swan’s pest control business Pestly become a household name. A basic hand-drawn picture of a stick-figure person, a house and some spiders has helped an Adelaide pest controller become a household name. Noah Swan posted a photo of the picture on several Facebook community groups as a way of generating interest in his business, Pestly Pest Control. It was an experimental move as a way of rejecting AI-generated material and it pai
Damaged Banksia Park home with TikTok following sells - realestate.com.au (opens the original)
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The Banksia Park home at 15 Coulls Rd sold at the weekend. An empty and damaged home with a TikTok following that was offered to househunters who “aren’t afraid to roll up their sleeves” has been snapped up. The Banksia Park property at 15 Coulls Rd sold for $730,000 at auction on Saturday, after five years of being left vacant. It is a well-known home in the community – once for all the right reasons but now for all the wrong ones. It was an impressive two-storey Henley Homes residence when it
Neighbours demand action over trashed St Agnes mansion - realestate.com.au (opens the original)
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A trashed St Agnes property is attracting attention for all the wrong reasons. Neighbours of an abandoned Adelaide mansion that has been trashed by trespassers are calling for action before it becomes a target for arsonists. The St Agnes property on Kennedy St is already attracting vandalism and illegal dumping but fed-up residents say urgent action is needed, fearing the situation could get worse. John Megaw, who had been living in the area for 31 years, told 7News it used to be a lovely home.
Footpath parking sparks fierce neighbour debate - realestate.com.au (opens the original)
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An Adelaide mum’s warning has sparked a debate about whether illegally parking on a footpath should be reported or simply ignored. A car parked on an Adelaide street’s footpath has sparked fierce debate about whether the illegal move should be reported or simply ignored. It started when a mum took to social media as a last resort to warn the owner of a vehicle parked on a footpath in the northern suburbs. “I tried to knock on your door and just let you know you can’t park on the footpath because
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