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How much a holiday home really costs in Australia

Press coverage 22 January 2024 Summary of published coverage
How much a holiday home really costs in Australia

Buyers agents set out the ongoing costs of owning a holiday home, including a second set of furniture and fittings, council rates, cleaning and gardening, with a $1 million property potentially costing about $75,000 a year in interest and running expenses. PIPA chair Nicola McDougall noted such homes attracted capital gains tax and land tax, and owners reliant on peak season bookings might not be able to use them.

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Kate McIntyre, The Daily Telegraph, 22 January 2024

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