Is it too late to sea change to the Surf Coast?,The property market has slowed on the Surf Coast this year, but rising interest rates haven’t stopped city dwellers from dreaming of the surf.
Is it too late to sea change to the Surf Coast?
The property market has slowed on the Surf Coast this year, but rising interest rates haven’t stopped city dwellers from dreaming of the surf.
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