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Property market update: Melbourne, May 2021

Property market update: Melbourne, May 2021
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Renting in Melbourne: Tenants upgrade as apartment rents fall to 2010 prices

Advertisement A year ago, 32-year-old Gary Dickson was living and working cheek-by-jowl with two housemates in Carlton during the extended coronavirus lockdowns in Melbourne. With all three housemates home around the clock due to work-from-home orders, Mr Dickson spent much of the year working and sleeping in the same room and fighting for space in the shared kitchen. But now, Mr Dickson is one of many renters who have upgraded to new digs on the back of the cheapest inner-city rents in more than a decade. Gary DicksonÂ was able to snag a North Melbourne two-bedder in a new building for $350 a week.

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Toxic secret in Aussie backyards

Toxic secret in Aussie backyards Australians are increasingly growing food in their backyards but a new study has found dangerous levels of contamination could be exposing children to risk. Home & Decorating by James Hall 5th May 2021 5:46 PM An expansive survey of Australian soil samples has found more than one-third of vegetable gardens across the nation could produce food containing dangerous levels of lead. The study, led by Macquarie University and published in the journal Environment International, tested samples from more than 3600 Australian homes, including 1530 from Sydney. It found 35 per cent of vegetable gardens across the country had levels of lead that were above the Australian guidelines for homes with gardens that produce food or are in contact with the soil , according to study co-writer Cynthia Isley.

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Drilling down to the suburbs: Highest and lowest vacancy rates across Australia s cities

Drilling down to the suburbs: Highest and lowest vacancy rates across Australia s cities
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