Sydney’s top home sales of 2021 SydneyRealEstate
They were already jaw dropping, but prices for luxe Sydney homes hit even more lavish heights this year as pandemic panic encouraged wealthy residents to stockpile glitzy homes.
Housing experts revealed uncertainty over the economic impact of the pandemic was a key driver of the lofty prices, with wealthy buyers often viewing luxury homes as a “safe haven” for their millions. And in Vaucluse, a six-bedroom home on Hopetoun Ave sold for $35 million four days after it was first listed. It was double the 2018 price of $17 million.
They included weekenders in Newport and Pittwater’s Scotland Island and a Southern Highlands retreat snapped up for a combined $25 million.Rich listers Anabelle Shamir and Adam Blumenthal, chairman of EverBlu capital, spent $30 million in Bellevue Hill, adding to Southern Highlands and North Bondi properties worth about $10 million.
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