Showing posts with label Camillo Constructions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Camillo Constructions. Show all posts

Saturday, 26 August 2023

Property Advert of the Week: Three bedroom homes for sale - Seven Hills (1967)

In 1967, three-bedroom homes were for sale at Seven Hills for a deposit of $600 (£300). According to the map, the homes were located in an area to the east of Seven Hills Road, in and around Lucretia Road.

  Pendle Hill Ad July 29 1967 daily telegraph 24

Source: Camillo Constructions Pty. Ltd. 1967. "£300 Full Deposit" (Advertisement). The Daily Telegraph, July 29: 24. 

Note: Goods and services were allowed to be advertised in pounds, shillings and pence for a two-year period following the introduction of decimal currency on 14 February 1966

Saturday, 12 September 2020

Property Advert of the Week: Camillio Constructions Advertisement (1966)

Below is a 1966 newspaper advertisement by Camillo Constructions promoting the sale of three estates in Western Sydney:

1. Greenview Heights Estate - Greystanes (Advertised as Wentworthville)
2. Academy Estate - Kingswood
3. Michigan Garden Estate - Seven Hills

  Greenview Heights Estate October 21 1966 the sun 44

Source: Camillo Constructions Pty. Ltd. 1966 . Untitled (Advertisement). The Sun, October 21: 44. 

Saturday, 18 June 2016

Property Advert of the Week: Cambridge Park House and Land Packages (1967)

This week's property advertisement dates back to 1967. Camillo Constructions had new homes for sale in Cambridge Park around College Street and Cambridge Street. I've included a link to the area today. £4950 ($9900) was all you needed to pay for your home. According to the RBA Inflation Calculator, this comes to around $120 000 in today's money. Cheap as chips.

Note: The advertiser was permitted to advertise in pounds as there was a two year transition period to Decimal Currency from February 14 1966. 

Camillo Construction Homes Ad May 6 1967 daily telegraph 30

Source: Camillo Constructions Pty. Ltd. 1967. Untitled (Advertisement). The Daily Telegraph, May 6: 30.