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Joy as East Melbourne home held for 55+ years sells

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An apartment in East Melbourne that had been owned by the same family for over five decades sold at auction for $868,000. This sale highlights the enduring appeal of prime locations and well-maintained properties in high-demand areas like East Melbourne, where inventory is typically limited.

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