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2 bed unit sale history at 115 Lagoon St, Narrabeen.

#20 - 1.107M in Jan ‘24
#4 - $1.02M in Apr ‘24
#19 - $1.035M in Jul ‘24
#17 - $1.08M in Oct ‘25
#21 - $1.18M in Dec ‘25
#2 - $930K in Sep ‘26

$250K (21%) below $1.18M achieved in Dec ‘25. Same block. Same 2-bed configuration.

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Warriewood #Sydney #NorthernBeaches

2 Chambers Circuit: 4 bed townhouse
Sold in March 2026: $2.3M

6 Chambers Circuit: 4 bed townhouse
Sold in August 2026: $1.95M

Same street. Same bedroom count.
$350,000 difference.

A very interesting shift in 5 months.

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Interesting price gap in Warriewood #Sydney

1 Valley Place: 3 bed single level
Sold $2.1M in June
2 Valley Place: 4 bed two storey
Sold $1.865M in Sept

$235K difference. What makes it particularly interesting? No. 2 has an extra bedroom & another storey — yet sold $235K lower.

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$572,000 difference between two adjoining properties in #MonaVale #Sydney

72A Waterview St (4 Bed)
Sold Nov 2025: $2,672,000

72B Waterview St (3 Bed)
Just sold: $2,100,000

That’s a 27% premium for the 4-bed. Never assume a property is worth a similar price to next door sold.

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15 Lancaster Cres Collaroy #Sydney just sold for $4,740,000. Asking price last year was $5,500,000.
#RealEstate

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@fulovitboss

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@TheKouk House prices down 15%

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75 Central Road, Avalon Beach

Bought for $3.65M in April 2022.

Sold for $3.075M in August 2026.

$575,000 decline
15.8% fall in value
Over 4 years, 4 months

That’s an average loss of roughly $132,000 per year - before stamp duty, holding costs and selling costs.

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@asxpeasant Stock will be $0.10 by Friday

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@cmkusher @Gossagio I have seen many vendors pass a property in at Auction as it didn’t hit reserve, and then 69mins later it they sell for it for the price it passed in at.

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@cmkusher @Gossagio Mate the problem is Vendors are constantly reassessing their reserve price minute by minute as the Auction is going on.
The reserve price is essentially their bottom line. And as they get new information their expectations adjust.

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@ausstockchick @ausstockchick can you answer this please? You can’t make a statement like this with no evidence.

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@ausstockchick How do you know this? Any examples you can share?

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@ausstockchick @ausstockchick evidence please?

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@ausstockchick How would lenders and/or homeowners truly know the amount of equity they have until they have an offer from a buyer. In this example above there is no way the lender and/or homeowner would have ever thought since 2023 their property had declined in value by 28%.

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@ausstockchick Probably considered low based on how they accumulate the data. Take this for example - a beachside unit in Newport (Syd Northern Beaches) sold for $1,675,000 in Oct ‘23. It has just sold again in Aug ‘26 for $1,200,000. That’s a $475,000 decline (-28.4%) in less than 3 years.

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@samstrades The drop has already occurred. For example a 2 bed beachside apartment in Newport (Sydney’s Northern Beaches) sold for $1,675,000 in October 2023.

It has just sold again in August 2026 for $1,200,000.

That’s a $475,000 decline (-28.4%) in less than 3 years.

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@cmkusher A 2 bed | 2 bath | 2 car beachside apartment in Newport (Sydney’s Northern Beaches) sold for $1,675,000 in October 2023.

It has just sold again in August 2026 for $1,200,000.

That’s a $475,000 decline (-28.4%) in less than 3 years.

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A 2 bed beachside apartment in Newport (#Sydney Northern Beaches) sold for $1,675,000 in October 2023.

It has just sold again in August 2026 for $1,200,000.

That’s a $475,000 decline (-28.4%) in less than 3 years.