Share It feels as though you are living in a peaceful country estate but it s still really close to everything you need with shops and good schools in the area so it s an ideal family home, he said.
Mr Martens also said there has already been a lot of interest in the property and an application is currently being processed.
Spacious: Sophie is offering a 12-month lease for the property that sits on a sprawling 4018sq block
The renovated property has five bedrooms, three bathrooms and a boat ramp with direct ocean access.
Last year, Sophie purchased a $2.25million luxurious Hamptons inspired acreage on the NSW Central Coast.
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As Cyberattacks Rise, Cyber Insurers Are Rethinking Their Business By Katherine Chiglinsky and Max Reyes | July 21, 2021
Now, insurers are reassessing the cyber business.
With cyberattacks on the rise and demand for coverage surging, the $3 billion industry of protecting companies against hackers is at an inflection point. Wrestling with higher costs and more risk, insurers are tightening standards, boosting prices and slashing how much they’re willing to pay for a breach.
Making coverage harder to get may expose more companies to greater financial risk. Insurers are re-evaluating how to profit from cyber policies amid a broader debate about who should be on the hook when hacks occur like those against Colonial Pipeline Co. and JBS SA and what roles the government and private industry should play.