Macquarie Park combined sale makes 55 vendors 'instant millionaires', says Savills
Savills has sold a 5,130sqm site at 15-21 Cottonwood Crescent, Macquarie Park, for around $80 million, delivering the 55 vendors a record price.
The most expensive house for sale in the US is the former set of 'The Beverly Hillbillies'
As they say, it could only happen in America.
Simply magical: a secluded 32-hectare, beachfront estate in Noosa surrounded by national park
Adrian Reed, from Dowling & Neylan Noosaville, calls Laguna, "Australia's ultimate beachfront estate".
Court blocks Bondi DA for inadequate terror assessment
The Land and Environment Court has refused an application by FREE (Friends of Refugees of Eastern Europe) to build a new synagogue in Bondi because the developers failed to adequately address terrorism threats.
REIWA calls on state government for reforms to stimulate property market
The Real Estate Institute of Western Australia has made a submission to the WA state government ahead of the 2017 budget, calling for a range of reforms to stimulate the WA property market.
Vale: Robert (Bob) Wemyss Frewin OAM
Robert Frewin, distinguished past president of both the Real Estate Institute of Australia (1981-82) and the Real Estate Institute of New South Wales (1970-71), passed away on 4 August. He will be missed by his many friends and colleagues in the industry.
This contemporary take on the traditional Queenslander in Brisbane's Teneriffe Hill has views to Mt Coot-tha
This carefully crafted Brisbane home is for sale with Ivo Kornel of Belle Property New Farm.
Citi clamps down on lending in 'blackspot' suburbs
Citi will require a 35 per cent deposit for loans on all apartments built less than two years ago, and for any apartment on a list of 90 postcodes Australia-wide.
REINSW releases finalists for 2017 Awards for Excellence
The Real Estate Institute of New South Wales has released the finalists for its 20th annual REINSW Awards for Excellence.
Solution to Martin Place homeless camp elusive as government brings in new laws
Uncertainty still surrounds the controversial 'tent city' in Sydney's Martin Place, though new laws are being introduced by the NSW premier, Gladys Berejiklian, that will allow the government to intervene.