This Art Deco beauty is poised to become one of Eaglemont’s most expensive homes.

The 1940s treasure at 2 Glen Drive, designed by acclaimed architect Walter Burley Griffin, has been transformed to blend the best of old and new.

Complete with modern features, it’s on the market with a $4.65-$5.1 million price guide.

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Gardens surround the picture perfect Art Deco house.

The dream home has

Sydney Swans co-captain Luke Parker will have one less thing to worry about when the 2020 AFL season kicks off in a fortnight. The star midfielder has sold the three-bedroom Maroubra­ apartment he owned with his partner, freelance interior designer Kate Lawrence, at auction recently — and secured­ a top price for it.

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The light and bright kitchen.

Parker and partner Kate Lawrence. (AAP Image/Julian Smith)

The recently renovated apartment on The

The owners of a historic Brighton property who saved it from demolition are set to turn their almost $700,000 investment into mega millions.

Called St Ronans, the grand six-bedroom house was restored to its former glory after it was purchased for $665,000 in 1992, according to CoreLogic records.

The property, which the local historical society has dubbed one of Bayside’s most notable heritage homes, is now on the market for $7.5-$8.25 million.

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A quiet Adelaide suburb renowned for its classic character homes and leafy streets is experiencing booming demand as house hunters fight to secure a slice of the Australian dream.

According to a realestate.com.au data revealing Adelaide’s most in-demand areas, househunters are keeping a close eye on Colonel Light Gardens, with demand for property in the tightly-held suburb surging over the past year.

The data is calculated on the number of property searches in a suburb relative to the number of listings.

Demand for property in Colonel

Tenants are paying almost $10 more each week to rent property in Adelaide than they were a year ago, new data reveals.

CoreLogic’s January quarterly rent review shows the median rent has increased 2 per cent in the past year to $393 a week.

It was much lower than rent in Sydney, which had a median of $574 a week, and slightly higher than rent in Perth, which recorded the lowest median at $390 a week.

Landlords were marginally better off with the