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Greater Sydney’s break-in hotspots revealed - realestate.com.au (opens the original)
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Shock new suburbs in Australia’s most expensive city have been called out as some of the worst across the country, a new report has found. Mortgage-belt and more affordable suburbs are recording some of the highest break-in rates, unfolding as households remain under pressure from rising living costs and higher interest rates. NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research (BOCSAR) data on incidents recorded by NSW Police from July 2025 to June 2026 reveal the most at-risk hotspots for burglary acr
One RBA decision can affect home ownership for more than a decade, research finds - realestate.com.au (opens the original)
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As the RBA weighs up another, even multiple rate rises before the end of the year, Governor Michele Bullock has been issued a sombre warning. New research has revealed: just one interest rate rise can affect home ownership for more than a decade. Emerging research by University of Sydney economist Dr James Graham has found a single Reserve Bank of Australia interest rate rise could suppress home ownership for more than a decade, with young Aussies bearing the brunt of the impact. MORE: Boomers s
SMSF buying ban: ‘ordinary Aussies’ to suffer - realestate.com.au (opens the original)
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Olga Ramos and her husband Loui began their investment journey in 2012, establishing a self-managed super fund (SMSF) as part of a long-term plan to future proof their family. With advice from financial advisers, accountants and lawyers, the couple decided the SMSF would provide a suitable structure for their investment strategy. More than a decade later, they currently own four investment properties across Sydney including a residential and commercial property in Norwest, a medical suite in Bel
Renter slams $100 rent hike on mould-riddled apartment - realestate.com.au (opens the original)
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Sydney renter Jessica Amir has spoken out after her mould-riddled Manly apartment left her sick and facing a $100-a-week rent increase. Ms Amir’s apartment rent rose from $700 to $800, in July following landmark property tax reforms announced with the May federal budget. “There was no explanation, no reason,” she said. “I guess it was just disappointing.” Ms Amir said the property had a mould problem that made her sick, but when she brought this up with the rental agent she was advised to simply
Sydney woman’s decade-long mould battle reveals threat to every home - realestate.com.au (opens the original)
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Winter is turning bedrooms, bathrooms and even wardrobes into mould hotspots, with one resident’s more than decade-long battle revealing why no home is safe. Ale Lasas is a Maroubra local and mental health and wellbeing advocate with first-hand experience managing the challenges of Sydney’s humidity and mould. “I arrived in Australia in May, 2012, and I was living in a shared house that had moisture issues and a water leak and after days of heavy rain one of the mattresses became wet, it was lef
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