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Property news & advice

Canberraadvice
Braddon's newest luxury terraces are a vision of refined minimalism
The terrace designs focus on liveability and embrace a Japandi aesthetic.
Premium retail investment opportunity close to the University of Canberra up for grabs
The sale of the IGA supermarket building in Bruce is likely to be hotly contested.
This restored Griffith home is the perfect mix of old and new
The elevated home offers a masterclass in contemporary renewal.
What to consider when searching for an investment property
There are few harder decisions than choosing whether to buy a waterfront escape or block of serviced apartments, Sue Williams writes.
Edwardian architecture in Australia
If you’re game to take on an Edwardian house renovation, consider maintaining the period features while injecting some modern amenity.
Victorian architecture in Australia
Victorian architecture is considered to have three separate periods: early (up to 1860); mid (1860 to 1875); and late (1875 to 1901).

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