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Behind the million-dollar smile, Luna Park hides a troubling story
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Behind the million-dollar smile, Luna Park hides a troubling story

Developers have long fought over prized land by the harbour. The next battle is over one of the city’s most iconic landmarks.

  • by Michaela Whitbourn

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Move over Crown: First look at plans for Sydney’s tallest-ever buildings

Move over Crown: First look at plans for Sydney’s tallest-ever buildings

Two proposed skyscrapers next to each other would transform the CBD skyline and effectively match the Sydney Tower Eye as the city’s tallest structure.

  • by Michael Koziol and Julie Power
Brianna signed up for a home build. Three years later she lives with her parents

Brianna signed up for a home build. Three years later she lives with her parents

Ordinary families caught in the state’s housing construction gridlock are facing looming payment deadlines, putting loans for their unfinished homes under threat.

  • by Claire Ottaviano
‘Huge waste’: Labor loses key supporters over inner-city housing plans

‘Huge waste’: Labor loses key supporters over inner-city housing plans

The Minns government has been criticised from all sides of the housing debate, including its usual supporters, over its plan for a prime piece of inner-city land that will be sold to developers for new homes.

  • by Michael Koziol
Remember when only men could own property? No? There’s a reason for that

Remember when only men could own property? No? There’s a reason for that

Laws need to change to equally weigh the rights of those who want to buy a home against those who simply want to invest in a property.

  • by Cathy Sherry
The next three Sydney zones in line for greater density revealed

The next three Sydney zones in line for greater density revealed

The NSW government is pushing ahead with sweeping planning reforms, with thousands of new homes to be built around soon-to-open metro stations.

  • by Alexandra Smith
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The big four bank boss who says there’s more room for risk
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The big four bank boss who says there’s more room for risk

ANZ boss Shayne Elliott has been grappling with several challenges at the bank. But one societal issue he has his eye on is taking a disproportionate toll on younger generations.

  • by Millie Muroi
Builders and flippers fight for $965,000 Coburg knock-down

Builders and flippers fight for $965,000 Coburg knock-down

The deceased estate was in poor condition, and attracted spirited competition from builders and property flippers looking for a project.

  • by Jim Malo
Raymond pays $150 a week to live in Paddington. Developers want him to leave

Raymond pays $150 a week to live in Paddington. Developers want him to leave

Sky-high property prices are enticing developers to replace cheap housing with luxury homes. But they probably didn’t anticipate the backlash.

  • by Sue Williams
Left to rot: The ‘ghost homes’ scourge in our big cities – amid a housing crisis

Left to rot: The ‘ghost homes’ scourge in our big cities – amid a housing crisis

Tens of thousands of homes sit empty across our major cities, while luxury units replace old apartment blocks - all while debate rages about our home shortage.

  • by Greg Callaghan
Why the cookie-cutter can’t solve Sydney’s housing crisis

Why the cookie-cutter can’t solve Sydney’s housing crisis

Creating templated homes will degrade the suburbs further and leave councils and communities furious.

  • by Tone Wheeler