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INTERNATIONAL
Americans must now earn over US$114,000 to afford the median-priced home, Up 70% Since 2019
Buying a home in the United States has become significantly less attainable, with new data revealing that the annual income needed to afford a median-priced property has climbed to $114,000—up from $67,000 in 2019. As mortgage rates remain elevated and prices hold firm, many would-be buyers are being priced out. However, signs of a market shift are emerging, with increased…
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Celebrity Homes
Where Ziggy Stardust began: David Bowie’s childhood home in London for Sale
A modest Victorian terrace in Bromley with a brief but meaningful link to David Bowie has been listed for sale.
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FEATURE INTERVIEWS
“Your days on market are a year because your marketing’s sh*t”: Kathy Sweeney on building better agents
Kathy Sweeney turned outdated beliefs about regional marketing on their head, proving that strong personal branding and professional property marketing aren’t just for the city — they’re essential everywhere. Her results speak for themselves: better campaigns, faster sales, and agents who now lead the market.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Kiwi property market defies global trends
Despite ongoing global economic uncertainty, New Zealand’s property market has remained steady in April, with national prices holding firm and stock levels rising, according to the latest figures from realestate.co.nz.
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Celebrity Homes
Bachelor mansion returns to the market with $20m price tag
Fans of The Bachelor might recognise this luxurious Northern Beaches estate — but now, it is ready for a real-world love story of its own. The French-inspired Bayview mansion where Tim Robards and Anna Heinrich first met is back on the market, offering grand interiors and sweeping water views.
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Reality TV
Luxico launches exclusive membership as Billion Dollar Playground prepares for premiere
Blending five-star hotel service with the privacy of Australia's most breathtaking homes, Luxico’s new membership model promises curated stays, VIP treatment, and experiences even the best hotels cannot match.
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Celebrity Homes
Luxury meets rock legacy: Gene Simmons’ Beverly Hills house hits the market
Rock legend Gene Simmons is ready to part with his ultra-modern Beverly Hills home — but only to the right buyer. Listed at $13.995 million (approx. AUD $21.5 million), the sleek hillside property offers smart-home features, city-to-ocean views, and a clear warning: “No schmucks.”
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Stability amid the storm: Why commercial property remains the safe haven for investors
With policy uncertainty and shifting economic conditions casting a shadow over global markets, commercial property continues to prove itself as a reliable anchor for investors.
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Celebrity Homes
Nine’s Kendall Bora sells off Sydney apartment following move to LA
After relocating to the United States to take up her new role as Nine’s Los Angeles bureau chief, Kendall Bora has sold her former Sydney base in Woollahra.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Adelaide joins the million-dollar club
Adelaide has officially joined Australia's million-dollar club, with its median house price reaching $1,000,202 in the March quarter, according to Domain's latest House Price Report.
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Celebrity Homes
John Stamos’ former mansion lists for US$13 million after major reno
A grand Mediterranean-style mansion in Calabasas, once owned by Full House star John Stamos, has returned to the market for just under US$13 million (AUD $20,631 million) - more than 20 years after the actor sold it.
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Celebrity Homes
Former Supercars driver Paul Weel sells Southern Highlands estate for $7.35 Million
Former Supercars driver Paul Weel and his wife Emma have sold their equestrian estate in Burradoo for $7.35 million, less than three years after purchasing the Southern Highlands property for $7.2 million.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Younger Aussies shift the goalposts on homeownership, but agents still hold ground
As property prices continue to test buyers’ budgets, younger Australians are getting creative, embracing co-ownership, apartment living, and digital tools to get a foot on the ladder. But despite the shift in mindset, new research shows most people still prefer the guidance of a real estate professional when it comes time to buy or sell.
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FEATURE INTERVIEWS
The truth hurts, but it works: Lisa Pennell on why real estate needs less sales hype and more honesty
There’s a moment in most real estate conversations where the vendor leans forward and asks the question every agent knows is coming: “So, what’s my property worth?” It sounds simple enough, but according to Barry Plant CEO Lisa Pennell, this is where many of the industry’s trust issues begin.
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FEATURE INTERVIEWS
“A bit of showbiz never hurt anyone”: Josh Horner on why real estate needs more fun
From Disney choreography to sold stickers, Josh Horner brings flair, feeling and yes, even showgirls to the property market.
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Celebrity Homes
Hollywood star Rachel McAdams’ Sydney hideaway hits the market
Woollahra’s leafy backstreets have quietly hosted some serious star power—most recently, Hollywood actor Rachel McAdams. Now, the mid-century stunner she called home while filming in Sydney is up for grabs.
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INTERNATIONAL
Overseas demand for UK property hits record low
The number of international buyers registering to purchase residential property in the UK has fallen to its lowest level since records began, with new figures pointing to tax changes and shifting political dynamics as key deterrents.
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PROSPECTING + LISTING
The soft skills closing hard deals
Every agent knows the script. Build rapport. Handle objections. Present your value. Close strong. But in the real world — where stress runs high, trust is thin, and sellers have heard it all before — it’s often not the pitch that wins the listing.
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Celebrity Homes
Historic Scottish castle once home to Queen Margaret Tudor is selling for £1m
A castle steeped in royal history — and complete with its own escape tunnel — has been listed for sale in Scotland with an asking price of £1,050,000 (approximately A$1.9 million).
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Why Simon Cohen’s teaming up with view.com.au to help the industry stay sharp
A month into his new role as Property Expert and Brand Ambassador for view.com.au, Simon Cohen says he’s not here to simply comment on the market, he’s here to help the industry stay sharper, be better informed, and more connected to what’s really going on.
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Celebrity Homes
Sardinian seafront villa sells for more than €160 million in record-breaking deal
A seafront estate on Sardinia’s exclusive Costa Smeralda has sold for more than €160 million (AUD $267 million), setting a new record for the most expensive residential sale in Italy.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Could Brisbane overtake Sydney in house prices by 2029?
Brisbane’s property market is experiencing rapid growth — and some are now daring to ask the question: could it actually outpace Sydney in median dwelling prices within the next five years?
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Celebrity Homes
Historic Brisbane home with David Jones and John Eales links sells for $5.8 Million
A landmark Brisbane residence with ties to the David Jones family and former Wallabies captain John Eales has sold for $5.8 million; that's $2 million more than its last sale price just three years ago.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Calls to ease housing affordability pressures as property leaders back red tape reduction
Two of Australia’s leading property industry voices have thrown their support behind changes to lending and investment policy, arguing they are necessary to improve housing affordability and attract investment.
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FEATURE INTERVIEWS
Navigating longer sales cycles in a shifting luxury market
When it comes to prestige property, patience is more than a virtue — it's part of the process. As Australia's luxury housing market shifts and sale cycles stretch, seasoned agents are adjusting their pace and strategy. Marshall White Sales Director John Bongiorno is one of them.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
More choice, flexibility and support ahead for agents, says REA Group
Agents can expect “more choice, more flexibility, more value than ever before” in 2025, with REA Group rolling out a number of product updates and service enhancements in direct response to customer feedback.
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Celebrity Homes
Scarlett Johansson and Colin Jost snap up “bargain” Upper East Side penthouse for US$13M
Hollywood actress Scarlett Johansson and comedian Colin Jost have secured a prime piece of New York real estate, buying a grand triplex penthouse at 1220 Park Avenue for US$13 million (AUD $19.7 million).
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Ireland’s global pitch to solve its housing crisis
Ireland made its first official pitch at MIPIM, Europe’s biggest real estate trade show, aiming to attract international capital to help close a €20.4 billion annual housing funding gap.
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Celebrity Homes
Andy Warhol’s former NY townhouse selling for $10.6 Million
A rare piece of pop art history has hit the market, with Andy Warhol’s former Manhattan townhouse listed for $6.95 million (approx. AUD $10.6 million).
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INTERNATIONAL
Extell secures final Fifth Avenue lot for $265M AUD, plans $1.5B tower with Manhattan’s first IKEA
After a decade of strategic acquisitions, real estate heavyweight Extell Development Company has finalised its long-anticipated deal for the final parcel at 576 Fifth Avenue, securing full control of the entire block between West 46th and 47th Streets in Midtown Manhattan.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
NSW ends No-Grounds Evictions: rental reform laws to begin in May
The Minns Labor Government has confirmed that major rental law reforms — including the end of no-grounds evictions — will take effect in New South Wales from 19 May 2025.
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