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More expensive than a Sydney home: Prison cell and carpark among Australia's priciest per square metre spaces

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Sydney remains the most expensive city in Australia for housing by square meter, but unusual listings like a former prison cell and a CBD carpark in Melbourne exceed this metric. These unique properties highlight how historical significance or prime location can drive up prices beyond traditional real estate norms, offering insights into niche investment opportunities.

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