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Luxury New South Wales real estate: Packer family shuffles ownership of $105 million Aussie estate

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By Lucy Macken Verified, Tawar Razaghi Verified
| Nine Network Verified
The Packer family has transferred ownership of its historic Cairnton estate in Sydney's Bellevue Hill, lodging its value on official title records at a conservative $105 million. It is expected to be good news for state government coffers given a family transfer at that price would ordinarily incur a stamp duty of $7.28 million. The eastern suburbs compound, known as Cairnton, sits on an oversized block of 1.1 hectares and has been in the Packer family for generations.
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Home improvement trends: How homeowners made a pool dream a reality

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By Tawar Razaghi Verified
| Nine Network Verified
Having a pool is high on the wish list of many homeowners, even in a cost-of-living crisis. Homeowners have been pushing ahead with their pool installation plans over the past year, albeit not at the same pace as the lockdown years when owners diverted cash from cancelled international holidays into home improvements. Some are turning to cheaper options or asking about finance.
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The act by cashed-up Aussie parents that have kept house prices high

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By Tawar Razaghi Verified
| Nine Network Verified
The property market reached unexpected heights last year thanks to the bank of mum and dad, which helped buoy prices when they were forecast to keep falling. Conventional economic wisdom suggests rising interest rates should have pushed property prices lower but the opposite happened, surprising even the best economic minds in the country.
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