Showing posts with label Wentworthville. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wentworthville. Show all posts

Saturday, 19 July 2025

Property Advert of the Week: Hitter Homes Newspaper Advertisement (1969)

Below is a 1969 newspaper advertisement from Hitter Homes promoting a new estate at Wentworthville, along with house and land packages. It promotes "luxury homes" at Bass Hill, but cannot confirm if they are house and land packages or display homes. According to the RBA Inflation Calculator, house and land packages equate to spending as little as $ 163,000 in today's money.

Hitter Homes Ad July 12 1969 daily telegraph 28

Source: Hitter Homes. 1969. "Your new 3-bedroom home" (Advertisement). The Daily Telegraph, July 13: 28. 

Saturday, 30 July 2022

Property Advert of the Week: Wentworthville Land Release (1962)

Below is a 1962 newspaper advertisement promoting a land release at Wentworthville. A ten pound deposit ($20) secured your block of land. Albert & Co. Pty. Ltd (subsidiary of Stocks and Holdings) were the agents associated with land sales.

   Wentworthville Ad April 14 1962 daily telegraph 47

Source: Albert & Co. Pty. Ltd. 1962. "Wentworthville Delightful Land..." (Advertisement). The Daily Telegraph, April 14: 47. 

Saturday, 26 June 2021

Property Advert of the Week: Land Bargains by John L. Nichols & Co in "The Daily Telegraph" (1965)

Below is a 1965 newspaper advertisement by John L. Nichols & Co that promoted land releases in suburbs across Sydney.

Daily Telegraph Bargains Page October 16 1965 daily telegraph 51

Source: John L. Nichols & Co. Pty. Ltd. 1965. "A page of bargains!!" (Advertisement). The Daily Telegraph, October 16: 51. 

Source: John L. Nichols & Co. Pty Ltd. 1965

Saturday, 12 September 2015

Property Advert of the Week: New Homes Sale, Wentworthville (1967)

This Week, we head to Wentworthville, where in 1967 you homes were on sale from 4350 pounds. Keep in mind that in 1967, real estate agents could still advertise in pounds as part of a two year transition period from the pound to the dollar.

According to the RBA inflation calculator the 4350 pounds would translate to $103 000 in todays money.

The ad is quite deceptive in terms of proximity to Wentworthville Station. You are in for a long walk if you need to catch a train.


Wentworthville Ad May 6 1967 daily telegraph 30

Source: Arthur Robinson Pty. Ltd. 1967. "New Homes Sale".  The Daily Telegraph, May 6: 30.