The luxury real estate deals that made 2022

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PRESTIGE and luxury residential sales had a spectacular finish in 2022 with Atlassian co-founder Scott Farquhar’s record breaking...

The late December transaction marked the highest ever sale price for a house in Australia, surpassing the previous record...

The four-bedroom Point Piper home in Sydney was sold privately by Steven and Carol Moss, who...

Built in the style of a Scottish baronial castle in 1901, Uig Lodge sits on a 3,300sqm parcel on the...

The record-breaker follows the $62 million February sale of the Vaucluse mansion, known as Ganeden, to an undisclosed party from...

Also in Vaucluse, fashion designer Nicky Zimmermann picked up a waterfront mansion that was listed with expectations of $60 million, ...

Back in Point Piper, a vacant 740sqm block on Wolseley Road, associated with murderer Ron Medich, sold for $27 million.

Influencer and celebrity hotspot Byron Bay also saw its most expensive house sale ever, after a luxe three-bedroom hinterland home traded for...

In Victoria, 2022’s most expensive purchase was claimed by cryptocurrency casino founder, 27-year-old Ed Craven.

Victoria second-ever most expensive purchase also snuck in to 2022, with the $75 million sale of the 10-bedroom Blair House mansion...

This came as blue-ribbon suburb of Toorak saw around $75 million worth of luxury homes change hands in a late-year flurry of activity.

With Melbourne’s bayside seeing contender in the sale of 39 Seacombe Grove, a waterfront residence which set a new price record...

Brighton also saw a new apartment record price set this year, after a four-bedroom off-the-plan penthouse in Kervale’s ESSENCE project sold for...

While in Western Australia, mining billionaire Andrew and Nicola Forrest purchased the historic 1893-built Le Fanu mansion in Perth’s beachside suburb of Cottesloe...

While prices for luxury homes and mansions around the globe are set to rise by about 2% in 2023, this marks a downgrade from...

With Melbourne alone tipped to see a city-wide 1% fall in the values of luxury homes in 2023, according to Knight Frank.

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