33 Cleveland Street, Wahroonga sold on the 27th September for $6,036,000, the highest ever sale price for a home in Wahroonga without a tennis court.
Combining a hard to find sense of escape and sanctuary with a bespoke, one-of-a-kind design, this stunning estate-like property had been customised for a five-star family lifestyle. Set on a magnificent due north-facing 1574sqm, every aspect of this architecturally-designed luxury home had been carefully considered to ensure ultimate comfort, effortless entertaining and indulgent functionality in one of Wahroonga’s finest streets.
The Reserve Bank has left the cash rate unchanged, choosing to wait for further evidence on whether the interest rate increases already delivered are bringing inflation under control. Annual inflation eased from 4.0 per cent in May to 3.8 per cent in June, while prices fell by 0.1 per cent over the month. However, much … […]
Higher interest rates are meant to bring inflation down. They also make new housing more expensive to build. The two largest policy forces acting on housing right now are pulling against each other. Importantly, established house prices are not included in the CPI. Housing inflation is instead driven by costs including rents, new dwelling construction … […]