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EP. 1202 BOARDING HOUSE 👻 BOOGEY MONSTER 👹
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Content provided by Mark Novak, Lisa Novak, Billy Drury, Branka Stankovic, Stevan Bubalo, Sienna Thomas, Cleo Whithear, Zanthany Borula and guests, Mark Novak, Lisa Novak, Billy Drury, Branka Stankovic, Stevan Bubalo, Sienna Thomas, Cleo Whithear, and Zanthany Borula. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Mark Novak, Lisa Novak, Billy Drury, Branka Stankovic, Stevan Bubalo, Sienna Thomas, Cleo Whithear, Zanthany Borula and guests, Mark Novak, Lisa Novak, Billy Drury, Branka Stankovic, Stevan Bubalo, Sienna Thomas, Cleo Whithear, and Zanthany Borula or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.
Ever wondered how the once-dreaded concept of boarding houses has shed its skin to emerge as a chic, urban living choice? Property management maven, Cleo Whithear joins us to deconstruct the transformation of Sydney's boarding houses from societal boogeymen to modern havens for efficiency and community. Cleo brings her extensive experience to the table, helping us peel back the layers of this misunderstood part of the property market.
This episode is a revelation for anyone curious about the past, present, and future of communal living spaces. We contrast the charming, yet antiquated homes of the past with today's sleek, new generation boarding houses that appeal to the city dweller seeking convenience and minimalism. Cleo highlights the reasons behind the shift in perception, and shares anecdotes that illuminate how these dwellings are now perceived as permanent, desirable homes. It's an intriguing listen for those interested in Sydney's evolving housing landscape or anyone who's ever wrinkled their nose at the mention of a boarding house. Join us and explore a narrative far removed from the stereotypes, uncovering a trend that's redefining the art of urban living.
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