Jarryd Hayne

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Injured NRL star Jarryd Hayne has had some good news off the field, quickly securing a tenant for his vacant Darlinghurst investment property earlier this month.
Hayne, who has had a tough return at the Eels after a year stint in the Gold Coast after his ill-fated NFL dream, sought a $1,350 a week tenant for the Darlinghurst terrace.<a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-terrace-nsw-darlinghurst-413004771" target="_blank"></a>
It cost him $1,585,000 in 2013 during happier earlier times at Parramatta.
Hayne put it up for rental at the same price as when he secured a tenant this time last year.
The quick leasing suggests that the terrace market is stronger than the inner city apartment market where rents have been trending lower given more supply.
The terrace had been a $1,100 a week rental following his move to San Francisco in 2015, and was then offered at a reduced rate when construction work was underway next door.
The home has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a separate dining area and a north facing terrace and is being offered partly furnished.
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Realestate.com.au put the three bedroom median rental as $1150, reflecting a 2.7 percent yield.
Our Estates leasing agent Kay Davis advised pets would be considered.
Darlinghurst three bedroom terraces have moved from a $1.25 million median when Hayne bought to $2.25 million level as at early this year.
Hayne's property portfolio includes two apartments in Parramatta development, Koi.
He spent $600,000 on an apartment on the 16th floor and $605,000 on one on the 17th floor.
They were bought off the plan in 2013, before his departure from the Eels for the United States, with their settlement registered last year following its completion by Dyldam.
He was an owner in Paddington, but scored a windfall result last year when the three bedroom home sold for $2.85 million, having cost $1.13 million in 2013 when it was a two bedder.
The narrow terrace had a designer renovation, with bright pink colours, including the front door.
Hayne's hip means he's not in NSW Origin selection contention.
He was forced off the field in the Eels first win of the season against the Sea Eagles last month, who sit rock bottom having lost 11 of the first 13 games of the season.
This article was first published in the Saturday Daily Telegraph.
 
  
 
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Jarryd Hayne quickly secures Darlinghurst tenants

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Gold Coast Titans Jarryd Hayne was a little too ambitious with the initial asking price of his newly renovated pink Paddington terrace.
He's reduced the investment property <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-nsw-paddington-123833834" target="_blank">price tag to $2,975,000</a> after having $3.25 million hopes through OurEstate agents Adam Regan.
It still sits well above Paddington's median price of $1.85 million. 
Hayne paid $1,315,000 for the terrace in 2013 when it had only two bedrooms and one bathroom.
He commissioned architect Dickson Rothschild to turn it into a contemporary three bedder with three bathrooms and an attic installation.
The home is now unmissable from the street, with a bright pink door contrasting the dark grey facade.
There's a pink theme throughout the home too. The feature wall in the lounge and the bbq cupboard in the kitchen have clearly been styled by a designer.
The terrace has been furnished too ahead of its marketing - so doesn't necessarily show Hayne's living preferences who has never lived there.
The kitchen bench comes with The Broadsheet Sydney Cook Book next to the cooktop, though certainly not thumbed by Hayne.
The listing photos show an empty wine storage fridge too.
Hayne's property portfolio has always been in the trendy inner city suburbs, with well timed acquisitions.
The versatile footy star is expected to pour his sale into a property in the Gold Coast with his pregnant girlfriend.
He's already making a tidy profit on his Darlinghurst investment property, finding a tenant for $1,450 a week, $300 a week more than it was before its recent renovation.
Hayne had lived in St Peters before selling the family home for $995,000 to fund his NFL dream last year.
It was a strong profit on the home that cost him $527,500 in 2007, way back when he was a 19-year old rookie at the Eels.
Hayne, who played 176 games for Parramatta before heading overseas, also spent $388,750 on a Umina home for his mother in 2010.  
Hayne is the son of former Fijian and Rabbitohs’ star Manoa Thompson.
He grew up between Minto and Airds near Campbelltown where he lived in a housing commission residence and was raised by mother Jodie and grandmother Robin while his father chased a career overseas.
This article first appeared in the Sunday Telegraph.
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Jarryd Hayne lowers his Paddington terrace price hopes

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The Titans recruit Jarryd Hayne has listed his Paddington investment property, possibly to reinvest the proceeds into the Gold Coast.
He's set to make a big gain as the home comes with a $3.25 million asking price through OurEstates agent Adam Regan.
The home had been a two bedroom, one bathroom property when Hayne bought it for $1,315,000 in 2013, before its rebuild.
Architect Dickson Rothschild submitted plans for its conversion into <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-nsw-paddington-123833834" target="_blank">three bedroom with three bathroom</a> including an attic installation.
It comes with a chef style entertainers' kitchen flowing to an extensive outdoor entertaining space with large built in barbecue.
The overwhelming feature is the use of bright pink including a feature wall in the lounge and the bbq cupboard.
The bright pink front door also makes the dark grey home unmissable from the street. 
The terrace has been styled ahead of its marketing - so doesn't necessarily show Hayne's living preferences who has never lived there.
The kitchen bench comes with The Broadsheet Sydney Cook Book next to the cooktop, though certainly not thumbed by Hayne.
The listing photos show an empty wine storage fridge too.
Hayne's property portfolio has always been in the trendy inner city suburbs, with well timed acquisitions.
Paddington's median price has recently been on the way up to a record $1.85 million, compared to its $1.3 million median when Hayne bought three years ago.
The versatile footy star had lived in St Peters before selling the family home for $995,000 to fund his NFL dream last year.
He made a tidy profit last year on the home that cost him $527,500 in 2007, way back when he was a 19-year old rookie at the Eels.
Hayne, who played 176 games for Parramatta before heading overseas, also spent $388,750 on a Umina home for his mother in 2010.  
He has a Darlinghurst rental property which cost $1,585,000 in 2013 when he was still at the Parramatta Eels.
Paddington’s houses are selling for on average of 55 days on market, according to CoreLogic.
This article was first published in the Daily Telegraph.
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Jarryd Hayne lists pink Paddington terrace

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Jarryd Hayne's impressive inner Sydney investment property has provided him with a steady income through his turbulent times, and will continue as he heads north.
Now confirmed to be playing his footy on the Gold Coast next year, the versatile footballer has just found another tenant for his renovated Darlinghurst terrace investment.
And at a much higher rental return.
Hayne paid $1,585,000 for the home in 2013 when he was still at the Parramatta Eels.
He'd listed the home for rent at $1,150 a week following his move to San Francisco when he took his career to the NFL.
However construction work next door lowered the rental income.
It's now just been re-let at a $1,450 a week asking price <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-terrace-nsw-darlinghurst-413004771" target="_blank">through Our Estates agent Dean Emerson</a> (above).
The home has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a separate dining area and a north facing terrace and was offered partly furnished.
Hayne also owns in Paddington, having spent $1.13 million in early 2013 on a narrow two bedrom terrace which has been a consistent rental since tenanted at $750 a week three years ago
He sold his St Peters family home for $995,000 to fund his NFL dream.
He made a tidy profit last year on the home that cost him $527,5000 in 2007 way back when Hayne was a 19-year old winger.
Set on 122sq m, the St Peters' house had three bedrooms and one bathroom, situated minutes to Sydenham and St Peter’s Station.
The two-storey 1900 Sutherland Street terrace was marketed as in need of some TLC. 
Hayne, who played 176 games for Parramatta, also spent $388,750 on a Umina home for his mother in 2010. 
His gross investment rental return at Darlinghurst now equates to around 4.76 percent - which sits way above the median yield of Sydney houses. 
Gross rental yields are trending lower, according to the CoreLogic RP Data, with Sydney's gross rental yield currently at 2.9 percent for houses and apartments at 3.9 percent.
Darlinghurst houses enjoyed around 20 percent year on year price growth, with the median house price sitting at $1,695,000.
Should Hayne wish to buy up on the sandy Gold Coast shores, the median house price is $528,000 for the Brisbane and Gold Coast region.
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