Joe and Renae Ingles score in Brighton

Ingles was the first Aussie to score in the 2020 Tokyo Olympic basketball event and helped the Boomers to their first bronze medal at that level. Toyko was Ingles third Olympic appearance, who is also an NBA star that was recently traded from the Utah Jazz to the Portland Trail Blazers, after tearing his left anterior cruciate ligament earlier this year.RELATED: Inside where Ash Barty will spend retirementJoe Ingles, Renae Ingles: Sports power couple list Brighton padBeautiful Beaumaris pad built 300m from the beach brings the outside inWill we see a peak in price growth this year? REA Group Economic Research Manager Cameron Kusher explores what 2022 might bring for property buyers.His wife Renae is a Commonwealth Games gold and silver medallist who played in the 2015 Netball World Championships winning team, as well as bagging a premiership with the Melbourne Vixens. The sporting power couple initially listed the 50-52 Bay St property with $10m-$11m hopes late in January, but it is understood the price guide was revised to $8.9m-$9.5m and the home sold in that range.The Ingles’ bought the home for $8.2m in 2018, but were based in the US for most of that time.Marshall White’s Andrew Campbell brokered the deal earlier this month and said he could not disclose details about the price or purchaser, but did confirm it had sold to a local family. “It’s a good result and a fair result for the buyer and the vendor,” Mr Campbell said.“Everyone was happy with it.”MORE: Brunswick Market site formerly owned by Tony Mokbel hits the marketProperty advisor Greville Pabst lists his beachfront ‘Fish Bowl’ in Black RockThe four-bedroom house attracted interest from a number of parties, which he said was a sign the Brighton market was still positive — but that buyers were becoming more conservative. Adding to the home’s appeal was its history, with the original residence designed by Windsor Hotel architect Charles Webb. A renovation has kept the home’s original 1870s charm intact at the front, but extended the rear with a more modern living arrangement.Sign up to the Herald Sun Weekly Real Estate Update. Click here to get the latest Victorian property market news delivered direct to your inbox.MORE: Bendigo’s haunted, heritage Fortuna Villa hotel is a golden opportunityAndrew Cox: Former Melbourne Rebels owner relists Brighton mansion Via news.com.au — Australia’s leading news site https://www.news.com.au