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Tamarama site owned by socialite Diane Maloney sells for $20.25m - realestate.com.au (opens the original)
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Diane Maloney and ex-husband Kim Maloney. A derelict beachfront property owned by a Sydney socialite sold under the hammer for $20.25m – a whopping $8.95m less than when it broke the Tamarama suburb record in 2022. The block of five rundown apartments belonged to Diane Maloney but was sold as a mortgagee in possession. Ms Maloney is reportedly selling off multiple properties to pay off debts, including the Plaza Hotel (formerly Star Bar), according to media reports. MORE: Aussie acting royalty’s
Homeowners spend record $16.6b on renovations as housing affordability worsens - realestate.com.au (opens the original)
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Australian spending on home renovations has shot to a record high. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Sharon Smith As affordability deteriorates, Aussies are increasingly locked in unsuitable homes and, rather than selling, are turning to home renovations, with new analysis revealing renovation spending has hit a record high of $16.62b. Home prices have grown by an average of about $180,000 since 2022, while building costs and interest rates have also soared, compounded by construction labor shortages. ABS
UNSW study reveals Labor property tax reforms hit retirees but miss half of investors - realestate.com.au (opens the original)
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Labor’s tax changes announced in the May federal budget will force retirees who own a rental home to pay more, while reducing the tax burden on other groups, new University of NSW research has revealed. University researchers noted reforms of capital gains tax, in particular, would leave retirees worse off. Treasurer Jim Chalmers claimed in his budget night speech that the tax reforms were aimed at addressing “intergenerational equity”. This includes scrapping negative gearing tax benefits for i
Overgrown hoarder home sells for top dollar - realestate.com.au (opens the original)
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A Killarney Heights home sold over the weekend. A crumbling house in Sydney’s north – once home to an alleged hoarder reported to have been forced to live in a tent outside because of the excessive clutter indoors – has changed hands at auction for a sum close to $1.8m. The rundown home in Killarney Heights had been thrust into the media spotlight back in 2012 when the owner was taken to the Land and Environment Court over complaints that hoarded items around the property were a threat to public
Aussies admit to ‘silent protests’ as household clutter causes tension and rows - realestate.com.au (opens the original)
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Excessive clutter has become a growing source of friction across households as Aussies increasingly move into higher density homes with fewer storage options. New polling from Ikea revealed more than one in three Aussies have admitted to getting into a row with a partner, child or another member of their household over clutter, with many adopting passive aggressive responses to the mess inside their homes. This included staging a “silent protest” by deliberately leaving items out in the hope som
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