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Comedian Mick Molloy has sold his East Melbourne apartment which was listed mid-year through Jock Langley, of Abercromby’s.

The park side sixth floor apartment with city skyline views came with $3.2 million to $3.5 million price guidance. It is understood to have been bought by a printing industry business owner who has dabbled in eateries.

Molloy bought the two-bedroom apartment overlooking Fitzroy Gardens on Clarendon Street in 2007 for $3,125,000 off the plan, with settlement in 2009.

Indications have been that he would be seeking a property better suited to his young twin sons, Fred and Lenny, with Title Tattle gleaning he might instead rent awaiting a correction in the toppy Melbourne market before buying back. It has been the strategy suggested by the 3MMM breakfast team finance expert Scott Pape.

The master bedroom has its own balcony in the Bates Smart-designed block.

The European kitchen flows through to lounge and dining areas that open to a terrace.

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The Salta-built apartment comes with parking for two cars and storage room.

The complex has a 24-hour concierge, cinema, gym, 25-metre pool, steam room and sauna.

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Comedian Mick Molloy sells East Melbourne apartment

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Comedian Andy Samberg and musician Joanna Newsom have bought an expansive LA home that once housed Hollywood legends.

The musical duo reportedly purchased Moorcrest for US$6.25 million in March. The home, formerly rented by Charlie Chaplin, seems a better fit for someone like a boss than a tramp - proving that Andy Samberg may not be such a normal guy after all.

While not <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODz2rUXpKWw">the 'Bu,</a> the house is still <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnuJ0UOn7w4" target="_blank">in California</a>, located in Beachwood Canyon. The home was originally built as part of the Krotona Colony, the national headquarters of the Theosophical Society, an esoteric philosophical group that hopes to "form a nucleaus of the universal brotherhood of humanity".

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The decadent design of the home has Moorish, Gothic, Mission-revivalist and Art Nouveau elements. According to Jewish Business News, the vendors purchased the home for US$900,000 in 1996. They reportedly listed the home with US$9,989,000 million in 2006, then lowered the asking price to US$7.4 million the next year. Newsom and Sandberg apparently bought the home in an off-market deal.

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Newsom, a critically acclaimed songwriter, harpist, pianist and singer, may occasionally wish to lounge around among elaborate antiques with a stuffed peacock, as she does on the cover of her three-record release Have One on Me (pictured above). She now has the perfect living room - complete with peacock (below).

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The four bedroom, six bathroom house was designed by Marie Russak Hotchener and built in 1921, when female architects were a rarity. 
The home also includes a glass-toped dome atrium (pictured below), where the couple can look up at the stars - <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWFsBQcexkg" target="_blank">on a good day</a> (or night, rather), Newsom may even be able to see <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGoNCvoZuYA" target="_blank">the Pleiades</a>.

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The huge kitchen has a raised fireplace, wrap around benches and central lonely island for serving boiled goose.

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There is also a substantial dressing room, perfect for Newsom's coats of <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LgQhfusf_E" target="_blank">boucle, jacquard and cashmere</a>, and Samberg's <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogG2p_ZUaaQ" target="_blank">turtlenecks and chains</a>. <img alt="" src="/images/2014/07/22/094eab50-0ea9-11e4-816c-17b57f80985f_andy-samberg-joanna-newsom-44-sinks-vanity.jpg">

The listing photos, now removed from their website, show ivy on the walls (<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qn7duAZjP8w" target="_blank">but not around the lettering</a>) of the incredible home, with lush gardens providing plenty of room for <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47yuiPK01kg" target="_blank">a sprout and a bean</a> to grow.

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There is also a pool, with a <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQbgIy2bj9Y" target="_blank">bridge (but no balloons)</a>. The pool area also has a man-made cave, perfect for Hot Rod star Sandberg, who <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TbaBoWQSGak" target="_blank">likes to party</a>.

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According to Hollywood lore, Charlie Chaplin rented the home in the early 1920s before it was purchased by the parents of Maltese Falcon star Mary Astor in 1925. They sold the house at auction for $21,500 in 1934.

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Newsom is known for her albums The Milk Eyed Mender, Ys and Have One On Me. Samberg is a comedian who currently stars in Brooklyn 99, was formerly a cast member on Saturday Night Live and is a member of The Lonely Island.
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From Incredibad to Chaplin's pad - Andy Samberg and Joanna Newsom buy legendary Hollywood home

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Kerry Stokes, the 16th richest person in Australia, and Peter Murray have purchased Woodlana Station, one of Kangaroo Island’s finest large scale farming properties for $4.7 million.
Their operations on Kangaroo Island and the Fleurieu Peninsula now exceed 10,000ha. 
Colliers International’s Jesse Manuel, Tim Altschwager and Nick Dean secured the sale of the 2,823 ha landholding located at Cassini on Kangaroo Island’s central north coast.
Carrying in excess of 500 Angus beef breeders plus progeny and bulls and around 6,000 Merino and Merino cross ewes plus lambs and weaners, agent Jesse Manuel said the property attracted interest from a diverse range of buyers including Mid North and Eyre Peninsula farmers seeking higher rainfall country, as well as some of the larger beef and wool producers on Kangaroo Island.
Also in the running were city-based investors and Asian investors, predominantly Chinese who are attracted to the Kangaroo Island brand.
“Chinese investors in particular have made several investments on the island in recent times in the food and beverage, tourism and farming sectors. For clean food production, the remote location has significant benefits from a branding perspective,” Mr Manuel said.
There was demand from some of South Australia’s substantial graziers and pastoralists given values can be as much as 30% lower than values in similar rainfall regions on the mainland, such as Limestone Coast.
Woodlana is located 25km west of Kingscote, with main access to the property from Springs Road, which runs off North Coast Road. It last traded at around $6 million in 2009.
The business duo also jointly own a number of other properties including 4050ha on Kangaroo Island stocked with 2500 Riverleas-blood Angus cattle.
They own Balquhidder Station, at Parawa on the Fleurieu Peninsula, which was bought in 2007 in a $20 million walk in-walk out deal.
The 3064-hectare property is run by Kerry Stokes' long-time business partner Peter Murray. Balquhidder sources bulls from Shorthorn Stud Weebollabolla, near Moree in New South Wales, where the Munro family has been breeding Shorthorns since the 1850s.
Peter Murray has been a client for more than five decades.
Buyers for Balquhidder cattle have come from SA, Victoria and Bowral in the NSW Southern Highlands.
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Kerry Stokes and Peter Murray buy Kangaroo Island farm, Woodlana

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Channel 9 weather presenter Livinia Nixon has put her Victorian, Middle Park investment home on the market.
<a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-vic-middle+park-120611101" target="_blank">Located on Richardson Street</a>, the three-bedroom, two-bathroom, two storey Victorian has been extensively renovated and extended.
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Set for auction on September 26, the home last traded in <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-vic-middle+park-104329788" target="_blank">October 2007 for $1,853,000</a>. Title Tattle seems to recollect it was bought from the Bulldogs footballer Luke Darcy.
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John Holdsworth of Greg Hocking Holdsworth has the listing. Next door <a href="https://www.realestateview.com.au/Real-Estate/293-richardson-street-middle-park/Property-Details-sold-residential-8426382" target="_blank">sold earlier this year at $1.77 million</a>, having sold for just $70,000 more than its $1.7 million sale in 2013.
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Nixon is married to the property developer Alistair Jack and has two sons, Henry, born in 2010, and Ted born in 2013.
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Neighbouring property pictured below.
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Middle Park spring listing from Nine News weather presenter Lavinia Nixon

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My Kitchen Rules judge and co-host Manu Feildel has bought a Maroubra semi for $1.9 million.
Manu Feildel and wife Clarissa Weerasena won't be far from co-host Pete Evans and his fiancee Nicole Robinson, who are undertaking renovations to the Malabar residence they bought in 2013 for $1.44 million.
Manu Feildel bought the five bedroom 1930s semi off market through Shane Vincent at Belle, who sold it previously in 2008 when at NG Farah.
It last traded pre-renovation (pictured above) in 2008 at $691,000 when sold to John and Christine Nettle of Nettle Constructions whose newly renovated home had two potential buyers placing offers with the property quickly sold prior to auction.
The renovation (pictured below from Google streetview) turned it from a two bedroom into a five bedroom home.
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Feildel's solicitor Ian Day lodged the purchasing paperwork late last week.
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Manu buys in Maroubra for $1.9 million

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There was no black swan in sight, though a white swan painting hung on the dining room wall.
There's now a new $8.02 million record for Dover Heights after the six bedroom home at 246 Military Road sold at Thursday night auction.
The three storey home was <a href="https://rwdbgroup.com/nsw/dover-heights/1107322/" target="_blank">sold through Ray White Double Bay agents Daryl Rosen and Jeannine Yates</a>. About $6 million were the stated initial marketing price expectations.
The previous Dover Heights record stood at $7.1 million set in 2007. The same house resold at the lower $6.8 million when Channel 7 morning television host <a href="/expert-insights/investing/13362-larry-edmur-says-good-morning-to-breathtaking-cliff-top-property" target="_blank">Larry Emdur bought on the prestigious cliff top in 2011</a>.
The highest prior Military Road price stood at the $5.97 million when the Selim family bought the <a href="/news/28209-ed-lippmann-designed-butterfly-house-dover-heights-sells" target="_blank">Ed Lippmann architecturally designed Butterfly House</a>.
"No expense has been spared in the creation of this exquisite brand new tri-level masterpiece," the Ray White marketing suggested.
Capturing views over Sydney Harbour, it had been designed by the architect Julian Brenchley of Brenchley Architects, best known for their work on the Channel 9 renovation series, The Block over several series.
It came with six bedrooms and seven bathrooms.
There was a a resort-style rooftop terrace plus swimming pool, spa, sauna and steam room.
The 650 square metre block last traded at $2.7 million in 2008.
Competing Chinese Australian parties took the bidding on 246 Military Road well beyond the slightly vague low $7 millions on the market indications given by the Ray White auctioneer James Keenan.
The bid tally got to 58 bids with four parties all up seeking the property after the $6 million opening bid. The underbidders were represented by David Cohen from the hastingsproperty.com.au buyers agency.
Dover Heights has featured high on the radar of Chinese buying interest. A recent survey put it in fifth place in Sydney's top 10 most searched suburbs on the juwai.com website.
1) Sydney
2) Turramurra
3) Vaucluse
4) Mosman
5) Dover Heights
6) St Ives
7) Drummoyne
8) Hunters Hill
9) Parramatta
10) Darling Point
"Just witnessed a Chinese War for a new house on main eastern suburbs road with bus stop out front sell for $8.02m! Completely nuts!," <a href="https://twitter.com/bradceyles" target="_blank">one auction attendee tweeted</a>.
Eclipsing the Surfers Paradise office traditional status, the Ray White Double Bay team currently sits as the top selling office within the entire Ray White Group.
Its 20 strong sales team secured $119 million in sales during March.
"It is significant that this outstanding figure was achieved across a wide range of sales and prices, its not just a small handful of sales," agent Craig Pontey said.
"What this indicates to me is that the strength of market activity is now more widely spread, than might have been the case six or 12 months ago.
"This is a positive because if activity is widespread across the entire market it does help to indicate a generally health market with more people on the move, selling and trading up," he said.
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Happy as Larry as Dover Heights trophy mansion sale sets new $8 million record

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Gav and Waz, one of the competing couples in the first series of Channel Nine’s The Block back in 2003, are coming back to the city from the Byron Bay hinterland.
Title Tattle gleans they have spent about $2.25 million on a poolside Potts Point apartment.
It had to be ground floor garden given their dog, Charlie is a priority. The Richardson and Wrench agent Jason Boon showed them the ground-floor apartment in Rockwall Gardens, which was then sold by the architect Deece Giles.The Jack Russell had apparently been in residence round the corner at the Diamant Hotel since they all left the 23 hectare farm.
The Designer Boys <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/nsw/26473-gav-and-waz-list-charltons-their-byron-bay-hinterland-retreat-at-31-million&amp;sa=U&amp;ei=I-w9U57kIsS3kAXluoHgDQ&amp;ved=0CAYQFjAA&amp;client=internal-uds-cse&amp;usg=AFQjCNHR4eOr9iBBP-8V35IdGDV7TUqYmA" target="_blank">recently sold Charltons</a>, through Nicolette van Wijngaarden at Unique Estates for $3 million to the Garnham family of Watsons Bay. It was a 120 year old farmhouse on a hillside block (pictured above), which they bought in 2007 for $610,000.
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Meanwhile Dan Reilly and Dani Wales have secured $429,500 for their one-bedroom Ark, Richmond apartment which they moved into while debuting on The Block in 2012 renovating terraces in South Melbourne.
The reality TV celebrity couple - with the twitter handle <a href="https://twitter.com/DaniandDan" target="_blank">@DaniandDan</a> - had it listed through <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-apartment-vic-richmond-115965119" target="_blank">Justine Harris of Hocking Stuart</a> with a $439,000 asking price.
They paid $420,000 off the plan in late 2010, settling in late 2011, just before they moved into the derelict Cameron Street, Richmond Block set.
Melbourne unit prices have recently come in at a $448,000 median, according to the latest RP Data-Rismark index with prices up 8.9% across Melbourne just in the past year. The RP Data median unit price in 2011 was around $424,000.
Designed by Fender Katsalidis Architects, the 114/253 Bridge Road apartment has open-plan living and dining along with an outdoor entertaining area.
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The current <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/property-observer" target="_blank">Richmond</a> median unit price is around $522,500, up 3% over the past year. <a href="https://mail.privatemedia.com.au/owa/14.3.174.1/scripts/premium/UrlBlockedError.aspx" target="_blank">There was a $525,000 median peak in 2011</a>.
Dani Wales runs the online magazine <a href="https://mail.privatemedia.com.au/owa/14.3.174.1/scripts/premium/redir.aspx?C=Zypvoq-Ft0-Zo--uD2WkVVUBMIcZI9EIgvcF3B5QsaRmMoZQ3xffbBvdZwi7mrZ-nA6Kk5sm-Ps.&amp;URL=http%3a%2f%2fthehome-journal.com%2f" target="_blank">The Home Journal</a>.
Dan Reilly works as a carpenter while studying to be a builder.
They bought a 114-year-old property in Seddon <a href="https://mail.privatemedia.com.au/owa/14.3.174.1/scripts/premium/UrlBlockedError.aspx" target="_blank" title="UrlBlockedError.aspx
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<img src="/images/stories/flagtitletat.jpg" alt="flagtitletat" width="25" height="34">The filming of the next Block series in <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/property-observer" target="_blank">Prahran</a> has begun. Title Tattle gleans there's a mystery former professional sports star among the contestants who are installing apartments in <a href="/news/28637-the-block-shifting-to-high-street-prahran-after-objectors-fail-to-lodge-vcat-appeal" target="_blank">a former High Street office complex</a>.
<img src="/images/stories/flagtitletat.jpg" alt="flagtitletat" width="25" height="34">An apartment that took second place in the 2004 series of The Block goes to auction this month in <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/property-observer" target="_blank">Manly</a>. It is the second time the two-bedroom pad in Manly has traded since it sold for $872,000 in front of the cameras on behalf of renovators Jason and Kirsten Johnson. Title Tattle recalls all four of the Whistler Street units sold after renovation for silly prices.
This apartment last sold at $882,000 in 2008, so it went up $10,000 in the first four years following its renovation. 
It's now a decade later and Chris Boys, director of strategy and solutions at Dun and Bradstreet, has hopes of more than $1 million. That's around 2% growth over the past six years. 
The Whistler Street block of four was the location for the second series of the popular TV show, won by Andrew Rochford and Jamie Nicholson. Now coming with updated finishes, the garden apartment goes to auction on April 12 through Jason Pantzer, of Philips Pantzer Donnelley.
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Gav and Waz from the Block spend $2.25 million on Potts Point apartment

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Property advertisements are governed under state and territory rules and regulations that define when something is misleading.
Today, we turn our attention to New South Wales’ Fair Trading and their guidelines around the advertising of real estate, as governed under the Property, Stock and Business Agents Act 2002 as well as the Fair Trading Act 1987.
Firstly, we note that something is misleading or deceptive if “it is likely to lead a reasonable or ordinary member of the class of persons to whom it is directed into error”.
If you are found to have engaged in this conduct, then the maximum penalty is 200 penalty units, which equates to $22,000. However, heftier fines may be imposed for those to also be found to have breached section 30 of Australian Consumer Law, which applies to the sale of land or interest in land. This could see you face a $220,000 fine in the case of an individual, or $1.1 million for a company.
To avoid the section 30 fine, you must not make false or misleading representations about the nature of the interest, the price payable, the location, the characteristics, the use to which it is capable of being put or may lawfully be put or the existence/availability of facilities.
This covers advertisements in newspapers, periodicals or other publications, public displays (on buildings, vehicles, place or in the air), in any document sent or delivered to anyone or left at the premises, on radio or television, or on a website or email.
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Omission or silence around facts can be misleading. Your intent to mislead or not is irrelevant. What matters is the likely effect on reasonable or ordinary members of your target audience and the overall impression created.
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It is not limited to your words – the photographs can be scrutinised for misleading conduct as well. Views and facilities are particularly important to focus on getting right.
Here are six scenarios of photographs, from Fair Trading, that are “undesirable” and likely to mislead:
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<li>A water view or scenery, placed next to a photograph of a house, makes it difficult to ascertain whether the water view or scenery can be seen from the house or whether the photograph is a 'location shot' 
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<li>A beach scene with the wording 'minutes to this!' typed above the photograph does not give a clear indication of the distance from the property to the beach shown in the photograph 
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<li>A park and beach with the wording 'opposite home' where, in fact, this view cannot be seen from the property 
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<li>A house placed next to a photograph of a beach with the wording 'stroll to beach' printed underneath the photograph does not give a clear indication of the distance from the property to the beach 
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<li>A beach with the wording '90 seconds walk to waters edge, not actual view' printed at the bottom of the photograph needs more clarification 
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<li>A photograph on the internet of a beach with the wording '100 metres from beach' printed at the bottom of the photograph needs more clarification.</li>
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THREE
“Touching up” of photographs isn’t as harmless as you might think. If you’re hiding undesirable characteristics or enhancing other features, rather than just making the photos a bit more presentable, then you could be misleading the buyers.
This includes modifying, or allowing modification, of photographs so they no longer “truthfully and fairly represent that property”. Removing or adding features digitally in a manner than changes the appearance of a property is potentially misleading. Similarly, zooming in on a view that can be seen from the property, to make it appear closer, is also potentially misleading.
FOUR
It's acceptable to use obvious labels to clarify exactly what the photograph is in relation to the property, which will allow real estate agents to take great photographs of nearby, but not visible, beaches and amenities.
Photographs of views taken from the property itself - no label required.
Photograhs of views in the immediate area, but not taken from the property - labelled 'LOCATION SHOT'.
This label should only be applied to photographs of facilities and services in the "immediate surrounding area of the property".
FIVE
When it comes to wording, there's a vague way and a more appropriate way, suggested by Fair Trading. This is particularly the case for descriptions in reference to distances - the more specific and detailed the better.
For instance, 'close to [feature e.g. beach, shops]' is not as favoured as 'Two kilometres to [feature]'. The term "within walking distance" is also preferably replaced with the real distance.
Fair Trading warns the real estate agents are responsibly for the information they provide, and claiming that buyers should make enquiries as to the accuracy of the information is not enough.
Despite this, many real estate agents provide a comment in their advertisements noting that the information should be checked by the buyer.
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Five things to know about misleading property advertisements

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Never has a commercial property sale been so loved! Celebrity publicist Roxy Jacenko has reportedly spent $2.66 million to buy commercial offices in Paddington.
And since she posted the news on her instagram page - along with picture of the sales contract - there have been 446 loves.
"Too excited about the purchase of our new HQ ! 7-13 Elizabeth St, Paddington," <a href="https://web.stagram.com/n/sweatybettypr/?npk=756756235115658913_28522142" target="_blank">Roxy posted</a>.
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The 7-13 Elizabeth Street premises, on parkland opposite Paddington Public School on the southern side of Oxford Street, will be the ­headquarters for her Sweaty Betty PR firm and talent agency The Ministry of Talent.
The two-storey mixed use property comprises 250 square metres internal space, two kitchenettes and a private internal courtyard garden.
<a href="https://www.commercialrealestate.com.au/property/2011190631/for-sale/nsw/paddington/development-land" target="_blank">CBRE sold the property</a> which last traded in 2011 at $3 million.
The group is currently headquartered in ground floor space at 52 Queen Street in Beaconsfield, a 1920s property which her divorcing parents bought for $2 million in 1996.
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Roxy Jacenko secures Paddington office headquarters

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Bec and Lleyton Hewitt have adjusted the price guidance on their three-storey Palm Beach retreat.
They initially were seeking more than $5.5 million. <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-nsw-palm+beach-116248643" target="_blank">Late last month the guidance was reduced</a> to $5 million plus.
They married in July 2005, having settled the property purchase just two weeks before. The Palm Beach Road house cost $4.4 million. 
The couple, parents to three kids, Mia, Cruz and Ava, live mostly in the Bahamas, buying a home in Nassau in 2009 for $3.8 million.
The now redundant Sydney northern beaches' weekender is listed with Glenn Lee of Raine &amp; Horne Palm Beach.
Meanwhile Australia's former consul-general in New York, businessman Phillip Scanlan and his wife Julie secured around $5 million earlier this month for their Palm Beach retreat on Florida Road. 
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