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Kingscliff, the coastal suburb just south of Tweed Heads, has ranked top one of biggest quarterly mover among NSW waterfront localities.
According to Real Estate Investar, the property data firm says the four quarter average median townhouse price growth by 8.77%.
This is followed by Tweed Heads with 8.14% and Rushcutters Bay with %7.71.
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A Kingscliff three bedroom townhouse has been recently sold for $500,000 (pictured below).
<a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-townhouse-nsw-kingscliff-107500324" target="_blank">Situated at 1/11 Blue Bay Circuit</a>, this Kingscliff home comes with three bedrooms, open plan lounge/dining, and a good sized fenced front and side yard.
Located within easy walking distance via the new Dunes Estate to Dreamtime Beach, it is close to the Kingscliff central Business district with its newly completed Central Park, shops and the pristine Cudgen Creek with children's park.
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Another offering currently on the rental market is a beachside five-bedroom house which priced at $670 per week (pictured below).
<a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-townhouse-nsw-kingscliff-423432974" target="_blank">The 1/28 Kingscliff St townhouse </a>comes with five bedrooms, large open plan living and dining area, two large balconies and a private courtyard.
It also features split system air conditioning, vaulted ceilings and bambooimber floors to living areas.
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Kingscliff townhouses showing biggest growth among NSW waterfront localities

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A rare street-to-waterfront Oyster Bay home sold through Pulse's Lucas Pratt and Cameron Mattison for $2.4 million. 
The <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-house-nsw-oyster+bay-133626446" target="_blank">Ward Crescent </a>property has driveway access right to the house as well as direct access to Georges River. 
The four-bedroom, four-bathroom family home is set over three levels with water views and three separate living areas, and a timber kitchen with granite bench tops and a breakfast bar. 
The 828 sqm parcel of land features a spacious outdoor entertaining areas and a water-edge pool overlooking the river. 
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A choice of water facilities include a boat shed, slipway, jetty and pontoon, and a lock-up garage with three car spaces.
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Waterfront luxury home in Oyster Bay sold for $2.4 million 

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Liberal MP Craig Laundy and his wife Suzanne have listed an Abbotsford Bay waterfront apartment for August 20 auction.
Described as a house-sized haven by Patterson Rizzo Biviano Real Estate agent Joe Rizzo, the three bedroom, with interiors by Coco Republic, overlooks its 10 metre private marina berth.
It was bought for $3.117 million in 2014. 
Laundy is the assistant minister for innovation, industry and science in the new ministry.
The Laundy's owned at Strathfield for nine years, selling for $5.7 million in 2014 after paying $4.05 million.
Abbotsford is within the inner west electorate of Reid, which Laundy won earlier this month securing 49 percent in the first preference votes.
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Liberal MP Craig Laundy lists Abbotsford Bay waterfront

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The billionaire developer Bob Ell has emerged as the buyer of a near waterfront Surfers Paradise cottage for $1.275 million.
<a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-house-qld-surfers+paradise-123746930" target="_blank">The 23 River Drive property</a> is his latest purchase in the Budds Beach precinct which includes four other properties.
The five Budds Beach properties have cost more than $10 million since 2010 according to the local paper. 
Selling agent Katrina Keegan of Harcourts Coastal marketed the property, one of the last remaining beach shacks in Budds Beach.
It was bought for £50 in 1955. 
It has been distinctive blue ever since a niece of the vendors painted it during her 1980s Schoolies.
The two-bedroom property was one of the first houses built in the area some six decades ago.
Bids opened at $800,000 for the deceased estate, with eight registered bidders seeking the home called Marina.
Agents say the property could rent for up to $2000 a week as a holiday rental or $500 a week as a permanent rental.
However, there is a good chance the house on its 516 sq m lot could be bulldozed.
Nestled on the Nerang River, Budds isn't a suburb, rather a corner of Surfers Paradise. There isn't much to it except the beach, Bumbles Cafe, SuGa SuGa and the Trilogy apartments.
Ell owns the commercial premises adjacent to the cottage having paid $1,525,000 in 2012.
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