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Is this worth the money? stek | Posted in GBA Pro Help on July 15, 2026 03:33pm I have a large 2nd floor Master with a double gable vaulted ceiling. The interior ceiling is beautiful wood that I want ...
July 15, 2026 Property news The most-viewed homes of 2026 so far With the summer well underway, it’s time to revisit the properties that attracted the most clicks from home-hunters on Rightmove in the...
Is there ever condensation within a roof vent cavity? StephenN | Posted in General Questions on July 15, 2026 12:37am Based on Martin’s answer here: https://www.greenbuildingadvisor.com/question/vente...
Property Blog and News / Gen-Z first time buyers: What are their top priorities in 2026? For many Gen-Z (people born between 1997 and 2012) first time buyers, purchasing a property can feel more chal...
Police raiding the Hells Angels’ headquarters in Alphington and leading away then-club member Christopher “Ball Bearing” Coelho, in 2012. Picture: Fiona Hamilton. The Hells Angels could be looking at ...
Angelina Jolie is reportedly plotting a permanent escape from the US, but her Los Angeles mansion is delaying the move. The Hollywood actress will finally be legally permitted to take all six of her c...
Mountains of rubbish, clothing and various household items proved of little deterrent at the competitive auction of a dilapidated rural Victorian home, which sold for less than $80,000.Twelve bidders ...
Actor Helen Mirren lists her Hollywood Hills estate. (Photo by Amy Sussman/Getty Images) Acclaimed actor Helen Mirren is giving buyers another chance to own a piece of her own illustrious Hollywood hi...
Insulating Basement with Partially Cast-In-Concrete Joists luminance2673 | Posted in General Questions on July 11, 2026 04:43pm Hi GBA Community, My 1960s Calgary bi-level (Zone 7A) has partially cast...
Extra precautions on low-slope vented roof Garajmahal | Posted in General Questions on July 11, 2026 01:23am I’m building a shop-over-garage building in climate 6B, with 90 psf ground snow load. Due t...
Unavoidable thermal bridge on foundation, exterior vs interior insulation – or a mix of both? Haddende | Posted in Energy Efficiency and Durability on July 10, 2026 01:12pm Hi everyone, I am in the si...
Window back dam AKZach | Posted in General Questions on July 10, 2026 11:30am Going to be installing windows in the near future and wondering about back dam detailing. Wondering if people have an effi...
Auctions are sluggish now, but corrections don’t last forever. Real estate has always been a favourite topic of conversation around the dinner table or at coffee catch ups. With so much property noise...
Browsing new homes online can be inspiring, but there are limits to designing from the couch.While the images may be stunning and floorplans easy to follow, nothing quite compares to visiting a displa...
According to the latest research, Australian homebuyers are searching for more than just a house – they want a sense of belonging.Bradmill Yarraville is the latest development in Melbourne’s west embo...
Visitors to realestate.com.au over the past month were captivated by stunning homes in spectacular Australian settings.June's most-viewed listings read like an ad for the Australian way of life: impec...
Rents have blown straight past Treasury’s modest warning, with new figures showing tenants are being hit far harder than the $2-a-week rise flagged when the government unveiled its headline tax reform...
Have you ever wondered where the world’s biggest stars live when they come Down Under? From hidden country farms to quiet city apartments, some of the most famous faces in Hollywood and the music indu...
Property Blog and News / Homes with tennis courts: five luxury properties to inspire your Wimbledon summer With Wimbledon well underway, talk in the office turns to properties with tennis courts. Whe...
LED lights and vapor barrier in cathedral ceiling Tobymaxman | Posted in General Questions on July 6, 2026 10:56am Hello! Finally getting to wiring and lights! Making finals decisions on everything no...