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Sydney property auction sees Edwardian-era apartment pass in at $2.2 million

An Edwardian-era harbourside apartment in Sydney failed to sell at auction on Saturday.

By The Daily Sydney · Published 25 July 2026

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An Edwardian-era harbourside apartment passed in at $2.2 million at auction on Saturday according to the Sydney Morning Herald property report.

The apartment has house-like proportions, heritage features and proximity to Rushcutters Bay Park.

A typical Sydney home owner sells up in around a decade according to the same report but in some sought-after neighbourhoods owners stay almost three times as long.

A fruit and veg supplier purchased a Crown unit for about $9.5 million in 24 hours as detailed in the Sydney Morning Herald property coverage.

Sources: perplexity-sonar.

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