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A suburban streetscape of Warrnambool viewed from a wet road, featuring tall Norfolk Island pine trees, low residential houses, and the town's rooftops and a church spire visible i
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Warrnambool family buys Koroit Street property after 50 years

A Warrnambool property owned by one family since construction sold above asking price to another local family.

Why it mattersThe property combined residential and retail use with long-term tenants who plan to stay on, unusual in Warrnambool's town centre.

AustraliaRegional Victoria sees strong demand for established family homes with retail frontage that provide both lifestyle and investment stability.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 1 d ago

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