Tag: Property Market
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Clarinda Named City’s Most Tightly Held Suburb: A Look at Its Hidden Charm
Introduction: Clarinda’s Quiethold on Property In a city where rapid development often reshapes neighbourhoods overnight, Clarinda has earned a reputation for being the most tightly held suburb. Long-standing families, steady neighbors, and a strong sense of place converge to create an area where land changes hands slowly and memories run deep. The story of Clarinda…
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Clarinda Named City’s Most Tightly Held Suburb: A Close-Knit Melbourne Throwback
Clarinda Named City’s Most Tightly Held Suburb In a striking glimpse into Melbourne’s evolving housing market, Clarinda has emerged as the city’s most tightly held suburb. The designation underscores a community where homes stay in the same hands for longer, and where buyers often need to move quickly to secure a property before it’s snapped…
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Deepdene: Melbourne’s Second Most Expensive Suburb in 2025
Overview: Deepdene’s ascent in Melbourne’s property market Deepdene, a quiet pocket tucked among Melbourne’s premier inner-eastern suburbs, has emerged as one of the city’s most coveted addresses. In 2025, it ranks as Melbourne’s second most expensive suburb, a status that reflects strong demand, limited supply, and a lifestyle many buyers are eager to secure. While…
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How Home Buyers and Sellers Are Being Enlisted to Help Fight Crime
Overview: Real Estate as a Frontline in the Fight Against Crime Australia’s housing market, worth trillions, has long attracted both legitimate investment and illicit activity such as money laundering. In response, regulators are turning to the very people who buy and sell homes—homebuyers, sellers, and the real estate professionals who guide them—to help detect and…
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How Home Buyers and Sellers Are Helping Fight Crime in Australia’s Property Market
Australia’s property market under scrutiny The Australian real estate sector, long a pillar of wealth creation for families and investors, is facing a crucial turn in the fight against crime. Authorities say that money laundering and other illicit activities can be disguised within property transactions, turning homes into quiet conduits for criminal funds. In response,…
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How Home Buyers and Sellers Are Being Enlisted to Fight Crime in Australia’s Property Market
Overview: A Market Under Scrutiny Australia’s booming property market, valued at about $12 trillion, has long attracted investment, foreign and domestic alike. But the same scale that drives growth also creates opportunities for money laundering and other criminal activity. In response, regulators are turning to the very participants of real estate transactions—home buyers and sellers—to…
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Eleven stunning homes for sale from Devon to the French Alps
Overview: a diverse range of properties across two iconic regions From tranquil Devon villages to the snow-kissed resorts of the French Alps, buyers are spoiled for choice. This round-up highlights eleven exceptional homes for sale, each offering distinctive character, modern comforts, and a sense of lifestyle that goes beyond square footage. Whether you want a…
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Cheah Trust’s Jalan Kelawai Land Sold for RM130 Million
Overview: A Prime Penang Plot Changes Hands A landmark property transaction has surfaced in Penang, with the trust of the late tycoon Cheah Leong Keah reported to have sold a 2.32-acre land parcel on a prominent Jalan Kelawai corner site for RM130 million. The sale, first reported by The Edge Malaysia Weekly covering the January…
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CDL Could Catch Up With Peers in a Property Rally Now
CDL eyes a return to form as market momentum builds City Developments Ltd (CDL) is positioning itself to catch up with its soaring peers after a period of intense scrutiny and strategic recalibration. A year after a controversial governance episode that saw two independent directors appointed amid market chatter, CDL is steering its portfolio toward…

