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29 JANUARY – 13 FEBRUARY 2022 Celebrating the Year of the Tiger In 2022, Lunar New Year falls on Tuesday February 1. Lunar New Year is a celebration for many cultures represented in Sydney, including the city’s Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai and Korean communities, celebrated through food, art, festivities and gathering. February 1 marks the beginning of the Year of

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Green avenues, slow streets and bustling promenades all feature in new designs that are set to transform Sydney’s Town Hall area, the south of the city centre and Chinatown precinct. The plans approved unanimously by City of Sydney Council prioritise walking, bike riding and public transport. They also give businesses more room to operate outdoors,

Property prices double every 10 years, the old saying goes, but new research shows the cities where prices have risen even higher – and where they’ve fallen far short. Sydney house prices have more than doubled in the past decade, rising 146.4 per cent in the 10 years to October 2021, a Ray White analysis

One in every four homes across Australia is now worth $1 million or more, with property owners adding hundreds of thousands of dollars to their net wealth during the pandemic. The valuation of the nation’s housing stock provided to The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age by research house CoreLogic has revealed property owners in greater Sydney are now more

Buyers anxiously waiting for Australia’s supercharged house prices to reduce will be disappointed, property experts have warned.CEO of RiskWise Property Research Don Peleg advises that while there are signs the exponential growth of property prices will ease, it’s highly unlikely that prices will become cheaper than what they currently are.”We don’t expect the Reserve Bank to increase

How high can house prices rise? The median house in Sydney will now set you back almost $1.5 million, and for that budget, don’t expect to live very close to the CBD. In Melbourne, it’s nearly $1.04 million, and in Canberra, $1.07 million, the latest Domain House Price Report for the September quarter found. The capital city