Elizabeth Redman is the national property editor at The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald. She specializes in construction and real estate, covering topics such as the housing market, residential real estate, and property management, as well as architecture and planning. Elizabeth's insights and expertise have been featured in outlets including Nine.com.au, Domain, and Brisbane Times.
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Elizabeth Redman's coverage focuses on real estate, property market trends, and investment analysis within the local context of Australia, New South Wales, and Sydney. She heavily relies on data in her articles and provides investment analysis.
To effectively reach out to Elizabeth, consider offering access to exclusive data insights or providing expert commentary that adds value to the local property market trends. It would be beneficial to provide unique perspectives on emerging trends in house prices, homeownership challenges, mortgage stress in specific suburbs of New South Wales or Sydney.
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By: Elizabeth Redman
An unusual selling strategy led to a standout result at auction on Saturday when a Five Dock home listed with a published reserve sold for about $200,000 more.
By: Elizabeth Redman
About half of homes scheduled for auction are clearing but there are a few key factors affecting the outlook for prices.
By: Elizabeth Redman
July 14, 2026 — 11:59am The monthly auction clearance rate has hit its weakest level since 2020 but there are signs the market is starting to stabilise.
In a handful of family-friendly Melbourne suburbs, owners stay put for twice as long as the citywide average and homes rarely trade.
