Robyn Willis is a property reporter and the former lifestyle editor for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age.
He has a built an international brand on experimentation, but will the feted UK designer’s latest release survive in Australian conditions?
The renovated five-bedder with Mosman Bay views has an outdoor kitchen, pool and wine cellar. The buyers are from the east, while the vendors plan to upgrade.
As our lives become increasingly frenetic, the tolerance for any kind of home maintenance has diminished. And there’s one familiar feature in the firing line.
Some buyers still want extra bedrooms, but experts say the renovations that will truly add value are changing. And there’s one big addition leading the way.
Even a coffee van couldn’t fire up bidding on a family home with granny flat in Belmore as buyers take a much more cautious approach to the market.
After strong interest in the well-kept mid-century apartment, it came down a series of $1000 bids from a potential owner-occupier and an investor.
A young couple, with parental bidding help, won the keys to the terrace with rooftop garden. It was on the market for the first time in about three decades.
Derided in parts of Sydney as a form of slum housing, this familiar residential style is now touted as a supply solution.
Only two bidders registered for the three-storey inner west terrace, but that was all it took to sell this property that came with a trick or two up its sleeve.
With showstopping views of the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge, interest in this waterfront apartment was strong. A final $3000 bid sealed the deal.