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Melissa Heagney

Melissa Heagney

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Senior Journalist, Domain

Melbourne

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  • What type of property can you buy for the median house price?

    By Melissa Heagney| The Age Verified “Fewer properties are for sale and that’s dwindled even further since spring started,” Gillespie said. “Buyers have a mindset now that they’re not in a rush because the market hasn’t made them rush.”Another one-bedroom terrace in the same suburb, at 44 Swanson Street, sold for $1.06 million in June, just above the median price. Buyers looking for a family home at a similar price would likely cast their net further afield.

    By Melissa Heagney · The Age

    Nov. 24, 2022

  • Why didn’t Melbourne house prices boom as much as Sydney’s?

    By Melissa Heagney| The Age Verified Though Melbourne’s house prices did not increase by as much as other capitals, the boom was still considered a remarkable rise over two years, she said. “Melbourne didn’t see as strong rates of growth as Sydney, and I think that places Melbourne in a less vulnerable position for price falls,” she said.

    By Melissa Heagney · The Age

    Nov. 19, 2022

  • What type of property can you buy for the median house price?

    By Melissa Heagney| The Age Verified “Fewer properties are for sale and that’s dwindled even further since spring started,” Gillespie said. “Buyers have a mindset now that they’re not in a rush because the market hasn’t made them rush.”Another one-bedroom terrace in the same suburb, at 44 Swanson Street, sold for $1.06 million in June, just above the median price. Buyers looking for a family home at a similar price would likely cast their net further afield.

    By Melissa Heagney · The Age

    Nov. 24, 2022

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