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Auctions rise to highest level since June

Across the combined capitals this week, the number of homes taken to auction rose to 2,011, according to CoreLogic. This was the largest number of auctions held since the final week of June 2017, and approximately one-third higher compared with the same week a year ago.

Unprecedented investment is pouring into Hobart

Tasmania’s tourism boom has triggered an unprecedented surge in activity from international developers, and many are ditching mainland Australia for the relatively untapped shores of Hobart.

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