Western Sydney Wanderers co-owner Glenn Duncan lists Mosman’s Allowah for auction

Agents say the only apartment that comes close in size is in the Watermarque development, where the suburb’s housing high was priced at $14.1 million last year thanks to the sale by the former Vittoria Coffee partner Clelia Cantarella.

Tate, who was named chairman of Boost Media last year, bought the property for $4 million in 2010 while downsizing the family’s waterfront home in Longueville.

Pello’s David Smeallie has a guideline value of $7.8 million to $8.5 million.

BBC’s man in mackerel

The sleepy Pittwater enclave of Great Mackerel Beach is about to lose its most famous holiday home owner, the BBC correspondent Michael Peschardtthough the who’s who of the eastern suburbs are coming in ever larger – and richer – numbers.

Aunt Beeb’s lead interviewer and his wife Sarah have handed the plum offering — arguably the most popular vacation rental on the beach — to BJ Edwards of LJ Hooker Palm Beach, who has a $6 million guide ahead of the campaign’s official launch.

The couple bought the classic 1960s beach house for $1.56 million in 2018, though they’ve since carried out what Sarah describes as a major “labor of love.”

Despite his top-class appearance on the British broadcaster, Peschardt has lived in Sydney since 1990 and has called Bungan Beach his home for 23 years.

Among the eastern suburbs identities who have “discovered” Mackerel in recent years is the tech billionaire Mike Cannon Brookeswho first bought on-site in 2020 for $2.35 million and added a second getaway late last year for $2.55 million.

The federal electorate of the east suburbs of Wentworth is represented by an independent MP Allegra dispenserdie – with her husband, Canva manager Markus Kapbought a cabin for $535,000 in 2017 and recently upgraded to new digs for $1.8 million.

And the buyer ofspender’s former escape for $1.025 million? Chairman of the Space Industry Association of Australia James Brownformer husband of Daisy Turnbull and son-in-law of the former Prime Minister malcolm.

Smorgon family sold

The prominent Melbourne smorgon Family listed their Bondi Beach getaway after 20 years.

Buyers are being given a guide of $8 million by Joshua Allen of JT Allen, who has scheduled an April 4 auction.

Full level access three bedroom floor is one of three in a triplex and was purchased new in 2003 by Toorak-based Norman And Tanya Smorgon for $2.8 million.

The Smorgons are one of Australia’s great dynasties, having amassed one of the largest and most enduring family fortunes in the country and a diversified portfolio of interests, particularly in steel. Smorgon Steel was sold in 2007 for $2.5 billion.

Modern classics

A modernist house designed by a famous architect JohnJamesof the Sydney School, is sold by the TV producer Jennifer Cummins and senior executive for healthcare real estate development Michael Lochenberg.

Built in 1959 by James as his own home, the four bedroom house is one of the earliest examples of the Sydney School architectural style and housed his architectural practice until he sold it in 1966.

Lochtenberg and Cummins, who own the production company Heiress Films, bought the property in 2012 for $2.05 million, making it only the third owner.

It was previously owned by for more than 40 years Geoffrey And Elizabeth Hannes – Parents of former Macquarie banker Simon Hannes, who was convicted of insider trading in the late 1990s. It was the largest insider trading case ever attempted Rene Rivkin‘s 2001 Qantas stock trading trial.

Renovated in recent years, the four bedroom home sits on 3800 square feet with a pool, sauna and fire pit. Ray White’s Lisa Davies and Nick Thompson have a guideline value of $5 million to $5.5 million.

Psychic Prediction

spiritual medium Daniel Hawken has gotten into the property forecasting game, thanks to some stimulus from the title deeds, predicting that Sydney’s property market “will see another boom from this October”.

Good news for next year’s sellers, but not necessarily for Hawken, who may have been hasty, having listed his Maroubra pad for about $2 million through Di Baker of her eponymous agency.

According to Baker, Hawken’s celebrity clientele includes Irish singer-songwriters Sinead O’Connorand he’s selling to move to the country where he plans to lead retreats and write a book.

The twin room is one of six across from Maroubra Beach and has been renovated since he bought it in 2018 for $1.3 million.