Real Estate & Home

$5 million fixer-upper hits market in nation's capital

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A $5 million fixer-upper home with over 5,000 square meters of land has hit the market in Canberra's prestigious Forrest suburb. This rare listing is attracting significant interest from buyers due to its size and location, offering potential for both renovation and development under new government policies. Developers should watch for further opportunities as similar privately held properties may become available.

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