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'Bucking the trend': Why buyers rushed to this Vaucluse home

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A Vaucluse home attracted 47 buyers to its open homes, a significant anomaly in the current market. This demonstrates to developers and tech professionals that in a challenging environment, exceptional presentation and unique features like desirable views can still draw strong buyer interest. The property's success highlights the ongoing need for strategic marketing and property enhancement to overcome market headwinds.

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