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Australian batsman David Warner and ironwoman wife Candice can't help themselves when select property in Maroubra hits the market.
They've just settled on their fourth acquisition in two years.
It's their second investment apartment.
The <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-unit-nsw-maroubra-125063094" target="_blank">two bedroom apartment cost $1,023,000</a>, taking the couple's total spend in the coastal eastern suburb to over $8 million.
Much like their other apartment investment that cost $830,000 in 2015, its become a rental, with it leased this month at $700 a week, reflecting a 3.5 percent yield.
It's pocket change for the forever travelling Warner, who leads the fight against Cricket Australia for cricketers to earn higher incomes.
Wonder what Warner's ANZ financiers throught when he recently suggested Australia's cricketer will effectively be unemployed if a deal is not signed before July 1.
“Well from July 1 — we’re unemployed”, Warner told last week's Nine’s Sports Sunday.
Set on the top floor of a block of eight, the 94 sqm apartment acquisition has semi sized interiors with open living and distinct lounge and dining spaces.
PRDnationwide Perez Real Estate agent Vernoica Perez sold the apartment at auction.
It was bought just before Candice headed over to in India with their two daughters, Ivy Mae and Indi Rae, to support Warner who played in the IPL for Sunrisers Hyderabad.
The couple's <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/48967-dec-8-flicker-two-david-warner-buys-knockdown-property-in-maroubra" target="_blank">$3.9 million knockdown on Mermaid Avenue</a> - set to be their forever home - appears to be a slow progression.
It hasn't even been demolished yet.
The couple submitted now approved Rolf Ockert plans last year after their late 2015 buy. The plans are for a brand new five level home at an estimated $4 million cost.
They bought the property through McGrath's Simon Exleton as they secured the $7.05 million sale of their luxury South Coogee home. 
With the old home on the 892 sqm parcel yet to be demolished, the Warners bought a <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/66906-australian-test-cricketer-david-warner-buys-in-maroubra" target="_blank">stop gap home</a> round the corner last year.
Warner retains one Matraville investment apartment.
The former Matraville Public School student retains a two bedder than cost $695,000 in 2010.
He might be partners with captain Steve Smith out in the middle, but the pair seem to be battling it out for the number one property aficionado in the team.
Smith has just acquired his third property on the Balmain Peninsula, paying $1.95 million for the <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/71530-australian-cricket-captain-steve-smith-buys-in-birchgrove" target="_blank">dilapidated Birchgrove home</a> of architect David Gole.
It was marketed as a "vintage treasure ripe for reinvention" by Cobden &amp; Hayson agent Danny Cobden.
Smith retains a $1.75 million apartment home in Coogee.
This article first appeared in the Daily Telegraph.
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Australian batsman David Warner buys in Maroubra again

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Australian test cricketer David Warner and his ironwoman wife Candice have snapped up a $2.3 million Maroubra "nightwachman" home.
It will be their inbetweener while they construct their nearby next home.
The contemporary family home was secured just before the batsman headed off to India where Australia are locked in a battle with the number one rated Test team.
The couple are progressing plans to build at their $3.9 million Lurline Bay acquisition which is set to be their 'forever home'.
There's approval for a new five-storey residence at an estimated cost of $4 million, though the couple are yet to knock down the old home on 892 sqm which they bought through Simon Exleton at McGrath in late 2015.
It previously had approvals for a four level, 550 sqm home with plans by Tobias Partners.
The Warner's funded their Maroubra property splash by selling their five bedroom South Coogee mansion for $7.05 million in February last year.
The three storey home had cost $6.25 million just two years earlier from former Secret Millionaire Carly Crutchfield.
The sale through Bethwyn Richards at McGrath Edgecliff came a month after the birth of their second daughter, Indi Rae. Ivy Mae is two years old.
Set on 335 sqm, the newly acquired temporary split level entertainer at Maroubra has four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a chic induction kitchen.
The master bedrooms comes with its own terrace courtyard and there's a self-contained lower level guest apartment with its own entrance.
Landscaped rear gardens feature an alfresco courtyard and barbecue deck.
Shane Vincent at Belle Property Randwick sold the home.
The much-traded home last sold for $1,675,000 in 2013 - and six times since the turn of the century.
It's unlikely the Warner's are going to buck that trend, with it just being intended as a brief pitstop abode.
Their prior foray into the Maroubra property market was 2015, when model Candice paid $880,000 for a modern two bedroom apartment, was leased quickly for $675 a week and is now up again for $700 a week, which would reflect a four percent yield.
Warner sold one of his two bedroom Matraville investment apartments for $800,000 last year, having paid $685,000 in 2013.
The former Matraville Public School student still holds onto an investment in the suburb - a two bedder than cost $695,000 in 2010.
This article first appeared in the Saturday Daily Telegraph.
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Australian test cricketer David Warner buys in Maroubra

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The Australian test cricketer David Warner has made the most of the auction off-season with the $800,000 sale of his Matraville investment apartment.
It was a pre-auction sale for the <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-apartment-nsw-matraville-120368809" target="_blank">two-bedroom, two-bathroom Bunnerong Road apartment</a> which cost $685,000 in 2014 when the off plan purchase was settled on construction completion.
The former Matraville Public School student is realigning property assets ahead of building in Maroubra on an oceanfront reserve block bought last year for $3.9 million.
He still retains another apartment in the Matraville complex. 
David Warner and wife Candice sold their home in South Coogee earlier this year for $7.05 million.
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