Does this prove the property market ISN’T cooling? Amazing photos show ridiculous queues as an inner-city apartment hits the market in Sydney
- Over 80 aspiring homeowners formed lengthy queues outside the apartment
- The Victorian-style property in Sydney’s inner-west is listed for $700,000
- Keen buyers who rocked up struggled to navigate the crowded boutique home
- Agent Adrian Tsavalas said the apartment was his busiest inspection of the day
Aspiring homeowners formed lengthy queues outside a boutique Victorian apartment listed for $700,000 in Sydney’s inner-west.
Over 80 people flocked to the two-bedroom, 89 square-metre home’s first public inspection at 3/46 Cambridge Street in Stanmore on Saturday afternoon.
McGrath real estate agent Adrian Tsavalas said the heritage-style property which boasts soaring ceilings and an outdoor pool, was his busiest inspection all day.
Aspiring homeowners formed lengthy queues outside a boutique Victorian apartment listed for $700,000 in Sydney’s inner-west
Over 80 people flocked to the two-bedroom, 89 square-metre home’s first public inspection at 3/46 Cambridge Street in Stanmore on Saturday afternoon
McGrath real estate agent Adrian Tsavalas said the heritage-style property which boasts soaring ceilings and an outdoor pool, was his busiest inspection all day
A number of properties managed by Mr Tsavalas were also open for inspection but the number of visitors paled in comparison to the Stanmore apartment
‘A busy inspection for me usually consists of 15-25 buyers and today was definitely the busiest of the day,’ he told Daily Mail Australia.
A number of properties managed by Mr Tsavalas were also open for inspection but the number of visitors paled in comparison to the Stanmore apartment.
An open-house in Marrickville attracted 24 people, 29 in Erskineville and 36 in Petersham.
One prospective first homebuyer told Daily Mail Australia he had got there within five minutes of opening – but the flat was already full.
‘When we left, there was still a line outside. Just another day in Sydney’s ”cooling” property market,’ he said.
‘It was listed for $700k and just up the road from the train station – so half of Sydney’s inner west turned out to see it.’
One prospective first homebuyer told Daily Mail Australia he had got there within five minutes of opening but the flat was already full
A lock-up garage, air conditioning and a modern kitchen with a stainless gas cooktop and dishdrawer are among the other features of the apartment
The home also has newly polished timber floors, painted walls and stain-glassed windows as part of the aesthetic
A lock-up garage, air conditioning and a modern kitchen with a stainless gas cooktop and dishdrawer are among the other features of the apartment.
The home also has newly polished timber floors, painted walls and stain-glassed windows as part of the aesthetic.
Future residents will have access to a large covered balcony and shared rear verandah.
The flexible design offering a choice of living, dining spaces and even includes a fireplace
Future residents will have access to a large covered balcony and shared rear verandah
Mr Tsavalas said the ‘very popular’ property will ‘bring back a buyer’s confidence’.
‘We’ve seen the worst of the Sydney housing market in the past couple of years.’
An auction of the home will take place on July 20.
Mr Tsavalas said the ‘very popular’ property in Sydney’s inner-west will ‘bring back a buyer’s confidence’