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Sara Garrity

Sara Garrity

Verified

News Reporter, Domain

Canberra

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news, sports, politics, religion

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Total articles 1721

  • Canberra First-Home Buyers: saving time more for houses, and lengthens for units

    By Sara Garrity Verified| The Canberra Times Verified It's mixed news for first-home buyers trying to enter the property market in Canberra with new data suggesting it now takes less time to save for a house but longer to save for a unit. or signup to continue readingSee subscription optionsThe 2024 Domain First-Home Buyer Report revealed a four-month drop in the time it takes for a couple aged between 25 and 34 to save for a 20 per cent deposit on an entry-priced house in the capital compared with last year.

    By Sara Garrity Verified · The Canberra Times

    Feb. 21, 2024

  • How much will it cost to install a pool in 2024?

    By Sara Garrity Verified| domain.com.au@ With summer in full swing, installing your own pool may look more attractive as the days go on and the temperatures climb. A backyard pool is high on the wish list for house hunters, with “pool” being the most-searched term for buyers in every state and territory, according to the Domain End of Year Report for 2023.

    By Sara Garrity Verified · domain.com.au

    Dec. 13, 2023

  • Canberra First-Home Buyers: saving time more for houses, and lengthens for units

    By Sara Garrity Verified| The Canberra Times Verified It's mixed news for first-home buyers trying to enter the property market in Canberra with new data suggesting it now takes less time to save for a house but longer to save for a unit. or signup to continue readingSee subscription optionsThe 2024 Domain First-Home Buyer Report revealed a four-month drop in the time it takes for a couple aged between 25 and 34 to save for a 20 per cent deposit on an entry-priced house in the capital compared with last year.

    By Sara Garrity Verified · The Canberra Times

    Feb. 21, 2024

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Canberra, Australia