Lake Wendouree home sells again: seven owners in 25 years

A four-bedroom Lake Wendouree house sold for $1.34 million after changing hands seven times since 2001.

Why it mattersSchool proximity drives demand for premium properties, but the high turnover suggests families move once kids finish secondary school.

AustraliaThe Ballarat market reflects how Australian families prioritise school access and may relocate once children finish secondary education.

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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.

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Property settlement scam nearly stole $200,000 from Melbourne seller

Scammers impersonating sellers almost diverted around $200,000 in settlement funds just hours before the deal closed.

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Lake Wendouree home sells again: seven owners in 25 years

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Warrnambool family buys Koroit Street property after 50 years

Property settlement scam nearly stole $200,000 from Melbourne seller

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