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Anthony's city apartment costs the same as the Brisbane sharehouse he rented 20 years ago

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By Kathleen Farmilo Verified
| SBS Dateline
Watch Vienna: A Renter's Paradise now on SBS On Demand. Episode of Dateline. News And Current Affairs. 28 minutes. episode • Dateline • News And Current Affairs • 28m Anthony and Alex's one-bedroom, one-bath apartment — with a balcony — costs them around €400 ($658) a month. Not per week, which is what you might expect if you saw their apartment on an Australian real estate website.
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Ally's an influencer. But instead of selling things, she's showing audiences how to stop buying

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By Kathleen Farmilo Verified
| The Feed (SBS) Verified
In a world of online influencers often selling idealised and aspirational lifestyles, 28-year-old Ally Perdikaris creates content focused on 'normalising a normal life'. "We're so good at making it look so effortless and casual: someone's amazing, amazing life," she told The Feed.
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After buying, Carey started feeling regret. Nearly half of first home buyers feel the same

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By Kathleen Farmilo Verified
| The Feed (SBS) Verified
When Carey Ciuro bought his first home in late 2023, he achieved something that can feel impossible for many young Australians. After saving for around six years, spending more than 18 months attending property inspections and auctions, and accessing "every [grant] that was pretty much available to me", he secured an apartment in inner Melbourne. The first year of living there was great, he said. He remembers being excited about home ownership after years of renting.
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