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Former Hawthorn Football Club premiership player Ray Wilson is selling a three bedroom apartment on level seven at East Melbourne’s 60 Clarendon Street.
The locations overlooks the Fitzroy Gardens from the eight whole-floor complex. 
<a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-apartment-vic-east+melbourne-122012566" target="_blank">Marshall White agent Marcus Chiminello</a> is reportedly expecting a sale price of about $4.5 million after expressions of interest close later today. 
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Hawk Ray Wilson lists whole floor East Melbourne apartment

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Melbourne had the nation's cheapest auction when a one bedroom apartment fetched $185,000 at 10/117 Anderson Road, Albion through hockingstuart Point Cook.
It last sold at $177,000 in 2012 when it was rented at $180 a week.
It's last rental asking price was $210 in 2014. 
CoreLogic puts the median price of <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/property-observer" target="_blank">Albion apartments at $251,500</a>. It was around $240,000 in 2012.
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Slow growth in Melbourne's Albion with $185,000 sale

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The former AFL Swans premiership player Paul Bevan and partner Hailey Douglas have sold their Sydney apartment and are heading to Queensland.
They sold the 1960's Vaucluse apartment, with ocean glimshes for $835,000.
Ray White Double Bay selling agent James Keenan had $775,000 hopes for the top floor, two bedroom apartment.
The couple bought the north facing Military Road property for $570,000 in 2009.
Paul's retirement from the Sydney Swans prompted the pair to lease the property in 2012 as they moved to Perth.
Paul played for the Perth Demons in the Western Australia Football League for two years before heading back to Sydney where he was briefly an assistant coach at his former Western Suburbs junior sixde.
In 2005 he played in the Swan's first premiership win in 72 years. Bevan was called into the Swans' team three weeks out from the grand final, the last change coach Paul Roos made in the lead up to Sydney's four-point grand final victory.
His father, Graham, played for Canterbury, his grandfather and great grandfather played for the Roosters.
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AFL Swans champion Paul Bevan to head north after Vaucluse sale

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Athlete and former International Olympic Committee Vice President Kevan Gosper and wife Judy have listed their three bedroom whole floor sub-penthouse apartment in South Yarra with expectations of around $5.8 million.
The couple purchased the Wood Marsh Architects-designed family home at <a href="https://www.domain.com.au/for-sale/5-262-domain-road-south-yarra-vic-3141-2012188373" target="_blank">5/262 Domain Rd South Yarra</a> off the plan and have decided to sell due to travel commitments.
<div>The 400sqm apartment features its own lift, high ceilings and huge living, dining and entertaining areas. All bedrooms have an ensuite and the master its own terrace.</div>
The property is for sale through Jock Langley and Michael Derham of Abercromby Real Estate. To see a video of the trophy apartment, <a href="https://s.vimeocdn.com/vimeo-prod-skyfire-std-us/01/2294/5/136471428/404947940.mp4?token=55d57e2f_0x07cca3132df04edae126f0df9520dbb557652b66" target="_blank">click here</a>.
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Kevan Gosper lists South Yarra trophy apartment

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A one bedroom apartment in Mascot was the weekend's most affordable property in Sydney after it's $430,000 auction sale.
The property that was last traded for $223,000 in 2009 comes with a large living area and a master bedroom with built in robes.
The property comes with a price appreciation of 10.05 per cent.
The first floor unit at <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-apartment-nsw-mascot-121220030" target="_blank">1/105 High Street</a> comes with a car space and is a short walk to shops and public transport.
Mascot is seven kilometres south of the Sydney CBD. 
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Mascot apartment most affordable in Sydney at weekend auction

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The successful muso Nicolas "Pottsy" Potts has bought his first home in Sydney, although the Darlinghurst flat could simply be a bolthole on his visits back from New York.
Nicolas, best known for dating Jessica Hart, is half of the band, Tamarama named after the fond beach memories of his and his mate, Jay Lyon's childhood.
<a href="https://www.bresicwhitney.com.au/buy/85-boundary-street-darlinghurst-12435" target="_blank">The Darlinghurst apartment</a> had only been on the market for nine days before Potts snapped it up for $610,000 through BresicWhitney.
The one bedroom 41 sqm north east facing apartment last sold at $330,000 in 2001.
Upon completing his degree in 2003, Nicholas moved to London and worked at Mario Testino's photographic studio.
This took him to New York where he was offered a position as Greg Kadel's full time retoucher.
He stayed in New York and went on to open his own retouching business 'Can't Touch This Inc'.
This article was first published in the Sunday Telegraph.
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Nicolas Potts buys Darlinghurst bolthole

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Belconnen’s Wayfarer development is 90 percent sold, with a mix of one, two and three-bedroom apartments still available.
One-bedroom units range from $332,900 to $418,900, two-bedroom are priced from $452,400 to $622,400 and three-bedrooms are priced from $503,900 to $701,400.
Completion is expected before the end of the year on the 27-storey building.
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The Wayfarer apartment kitchens were designed by renowned chef Tetsuya Wakuda who was engaged by Geocon managing director Nick Georgalis.
The complex was designed by Cox Architecture, with the top two levels of the 88-metre tall building including an infinity pool.
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Level 25 will feature a sky lounge entertaining area with 360-degree views across Canberra.
For more information, <a href="https://geocon.com.au/project/wayfarer-apartments/" target="_blank">click here</a>.
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Belconnen's Wayfarer is 90 percent sold with Tetsua designed kitchens

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The Bendel family secured $520,000 for their bold and bright 1950s Potts Point studio apartment investment. 
Its colour scheme was inspired by Mighty Mouse, the animated super hero.
It was the work of industrial designer Nicholas Gurney whose Brougham Street project was shortlisted with a commendation at the Australian Interior Design Awards in 2013.
The top floor 27 sqm space, that comes with views of the city skyline and the Harbour Bridge, last traded $406,000 in June 2013.
It sold through Richardson &amp; Wrench.
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Potts Point mighty mouse studio sells at $520,000

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Adman Matt Grogan, creative director and partner at Analogfolk, has sold his New York-style converted warehouse apartment in Paddington given plans to up-scale to something bigger.
He bought the 132-square-metre apartment in the Old Tobacco Factory in 2013 for $900,000 as a bachelor pad.
He now has a partner, a baby and a dog.
Di Jones’ Gary Sands and Jane Schumann had<a href="https://www.domain.com.au/3-13-21-macdonald-street-paddington-nsw-2021-2012898043" target="_blank"> a $1.4 million guide.</a>
This article was first published in the Sunday Telegraph.
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Paddington old tobacco factory apartment sale

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The boss of Cranswick Wines Australia, Graham Cranswick-Smith, has sold his Milsons Point penthouse pre-auction.
He's bought another penthouse over in the eastern suburbs.
McGrath Neutral Bay agents Jordan Black and Nigel Mukhi <a href="https://www.propertyobserver.com.au/https://www.realestate.com.au/123055154" target="_blank">secured the Milsons Point sale</a> after having $3.9 million hopes. It sold to a family from the Macarthur region who plan on leasing it out for a couple of years and then downsize to it.
Showcasing over 300 sqm of indoor and outdoor living, the Mirvac built penthouse has four bedrooms, two renovated limestone bathrooms and his home office.
A wraparound entertainers' balcony offers 270 degree views of the Harbour Bridge.
There's also an upper level expansive alfresco sun deck with jacuzzi.
Graham paid $3.58 million for the Milsons Point apartment in February last year, just weeks after he sold his McMahon Point trophy mansion, Villa Medusa, to tech guru Daniel Petre and his wife Carolyn.
Cranswick-Smith founded Cranswick Wines in 1991 when he initiated a management buy-out of Diageo's bulk winemaking facility in the Riverina region of New South Wales.
Since then Graham has transformed from producing bulk wine for major Australian producers to producing and marketing it's own broad range of Australian varietal wines. It recently won gold medals at the 2016 China Wine &amp; Spirit Best Value Awards.
The family name Cranswick is thought to derive from Crane’s Wyke (the village of cranes) in Yorkshire, as recorded in the medieval Domesday Book (England 1066).
This article was first published in the Sunday Telegraph.
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