Real Estate & Home

Sold, terminated, sold again: How I made $100k in two hours

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A Gold Coast property recently sold for $3.6 million, $100,000 above its initial listing price, just two hours after a previous contract was terminated. This highlights the continued demand for quality homes, even amidst a slower market, and demonstrates that motivated buyers are still willing to pay a premium for desirable properties. It’s worth watching to see if this rapid resale trend becomes more common as contracts are renegotiated.

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