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Picture having your own front row seats to this postcard view in Legana
3+ day, 11+ hour ago (451+ words) Check out this weekend's property magazine here. Looking out from the lush blanket of lawn that sweeps around the facade, the views from the front of this family home stretch all the way to the Tamar River. A highlight is…...
Lifestyle defined by water, delivering complete peace and practicality
1+ week, 3+ day ago (206+ words) 5 BED | 3 BATH | 5 CAR Check out the e-magazine here. Positioned in one of Northern Tasmania's most tightly held waterfront communities, this exceptional residence captures uninterrupted views across the Tamar River, delivering a lifestyle that is as peaceful as it is practical....
'Distinctive' homes on this unassuming block got heritage status. But why?
2+ week, 1+ day ago (411+ words) In one fell swoop, the council has heritage-listed more than 15 homes on an unassuming block. On June 26, 2026, councillors voted in favour of making Newstead Crescent a heritage precinct. This comes with a strict set of rules the homeowners must now…...
Realtor promises to be drama-free, pro-development, and open if made mayor
1+ mon, 15+ hour ago (762+ words) Twelve years after his previous tilt at elected office, and fewer since he quit the Liberal Party in spectacular fashion, a Launceston real estate agent is vying for a spot on the council. Property representative at Town & Country Real Estate,…...
Fixer-upper sells for $76k over guide, housing market 'craziness' continues
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (495+ words) A genuine fixer-upper attracted huge interest before selling for $76,000 above the guide price as Launceston house prices continue to soar. The 1957-built, Art Deco-inspired home at 7A West Tamar Road was advertised for $439,000, but sold for $515,000 within eight days. Local first…...
New residential dwellings get council nod in Tasmania | The Examiner | Launceston, TAS
10+ mon, 3+ week ago (53+ words) West Tamar Council passes new dwellings despite concerns, highlighting the local response to a national housing crisis....
The 'storm in a teacup' helping first home buyers climb the property ladder
2+ mon, 4+ week ago (897+ words) Nick Hanson, like many others his age, had a dream of owning his own home. A self-described yes man, he "knuckled down", took every job he could and at the end bought his first property at the age of 25. It…...
Council has highest bid as former station set to remain in community hands
5+ mon, 5+ day ago (686+ words) A former police station and residence is poised for community use after selling at auction. The two-title property at 96A Main Road, Perth, sold for $620,000 at auction on Thursday, February 19, with the Northern Midlands Council claiming the highest bid for the…...
'One shot' to solve housing crisis in one of our region's fastest growing towns
4+ mon, 10+ hour ago (594+ words) Population growth and the housing crisis are pushing one council to rethink how they need to plan and provide for their communities in the North's fastest-growing towns. West Tamar Council moved to accept a new 20-year plan for Legana in…...
Dozens of new homes proposed that don't meet key council sunlight rules
4+ mon, 1+ day ago (367+ words) Plans for the next stage of a major St Leonards housing development are out for consultation, but three-quarters of the 49 new lots require a specific discretionary planning approval. The proposed subdivision, the sixth stage of the Cedar Grove housing development,…...