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When he led the Australian Labor Party and was widely expected to become the next prime minister, Bill Shorten's proposed reforms to negative gearing cast a shadow over the property market.
His ambitions unsuccessful, the market has since boomed, up 6 per cent in Melbourne since the May election. And don't Chloe and Bill know it, having waited until late last month to upsize the family home.
The couple and their three children are selling their home in Mooney Ponds and have bought another in Travencore. Which is still in Shorten's Maribyrnong electorate, but a bit closer to the city. And while the sale price hasn't been disclosed, it spent 12 days on the market, during which Corelogic reveals realtor Jellis Craig was seeking expressions of interest for between $2.7 and $3 million. Not a bad return for its previous owners, who purchased it for $1 million in 2007 |
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