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Local couple buys upsizer inner west terrace for $50,000 below reserve (opens the original)
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A couple celebrating their eighth wedding anniversary paid $2.2 million, $50,000 less than the reserve, for a newly built terrace in Enmore at auction on Saturday. About 25 people gathered in the living area at the rear of the three-bedroom, two-bathroom home at 30 Francis Street as auctioneer James Keenan took bids from the two registered bidders. Bidding opened at $2 million, followed by bids of $50,000 and $25,000. When activity stalled at $2,175,000, the lead bidders were invited to make a f
The property premium Sydney families are paying for the right state school (opens the original)
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Choosing the right school for your child can often come at a cost, but new data reveals just how much some parents are prepared to pay – and it has nothing to do with school fees. Data from Cotality shows that the median value of homes in some Sydney catchment zones is significantly above that of properties immediately beyond their borders, suggesting families are prepared to pay a premium to ensure their child has a place at a specific school. The report, which focused exclusively on high schoo
More Sydney properties are being passed in. This is what happens to them (opens the original)
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It’s a regular sight at auctions: there are plenty of onlookers around, but bidders? They’re thin on the ground. Even where there are registrations, it’s not unusual for no bids to be placed, leaving auctioneers to place a vendor’s bid and pass the property in. When it happens, sales agent for Pulse Property Agents Luke Lombardi said it gets down to one thing: incorrect pricing. “[Properties are passing in because] agents are shooting themselves in the foot – they are not adapting to the pricing
Six bidders vie for keys to inner west terrace, sells for $2.6 million (opens the original)
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A renovated three-bedroom terrace in Stanmore sold to a young couple for $2,636,000, almost $90,000 above reserve, at auction on Saturday. More than 40 people gathered on the tree-lined street to watch events unfold, with 10 parties registering to bid for 18 Lincoln Street. The property had a guide of $2.3 million and a reserve of $2.55 million. There is no legal requirement for a vendor’s reserve to be in line with their property’s price guide. The two-storey property includes two bathrooms, a
Buyer pays $2.91m for inner west semi for kids to live in while at uni (opens the original)
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A two-storey Erskineville semi sold for $2.91 million at auction on Saturday to an overseas buyer who the selling agent said had purchased it for his children to live in while studying at university. About 30 people, including several neighbours, gathered in the open-plan living area at the rear of 59A Prospect Street to witness the auction of the four-bedroom, three-bathroom architecturally designed home. The property had a guide of $2.5 million and sold for $260,000 above the reserve of $2.65
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