Aussie music stars like Flume are buying and selling some of Australia's finest properties.
Australia's biggest singers, bands and musicians feature prominently in triple J's annual hottest 100 hosted by radio station , but what is the kind of life they lead when not behind the mic?
Behind the scenes, these stars who regularly feature in the poll of the country's favourite tunes are making tactical real estate moves across the nation -- in both commercial and residential markets,
Here are some of the major property plays from the people who regularly appear in your playlists.
Kylie Minogue, who was featured in the 2023 Hottest 100 with her song 'Padam Padam', has made a number of property moves around Australia and the world.
Property records show the pop singer spent $8.71m on a four-bedroom house in Melbourne's east in February 2022, which features an eight-car garage, wine cellar and vegetable garden.
After living in London for about 30 years, the 'Spinning Around' star made her move back to the Down Under three years ago.
She also sold the two-bedroom house at 25 Cambridge St, Armadale for $1.715m in February 2021, which she bought for $185,000 in April 1990.
While she owned it for 30 years, the abode was leased out a number of times for $260-$650 a week.
Minogue also owns a $25m penthouse at One Hyde Park in London, which is understood to be in one of the world's most-expensive apartment buildings.
Harley Streten, also known as the international music producer Flume, purchased a Sydney pad in 2018.
In 2022's Hottest 100, he reigned in the number one spot with his single 'Say Nothing' featuring MAY-A as well as number 30 with 'Shooting Stars' and number 50 with 'Slugger 4'.
And the 33-year old spent $1.25m for a two-bedroom apartment in Manly in a complex with just two apartments.
World-acclaimed DJ and music producer Paul Fisher delves into the commercial property scene when he's not hosting parties in Ibiza.
One of his latest plays is in the development of a nine-storey beachside tower in Palm Beach, Gold Coast.
Property records reveal Fisher bought a 413sq m parcel on Jefferson Lane in February 2020 for $2.1m and later snapped up the neighbouring block for $3.1m in April 2023.
Plans approved by Gold Coast City Council show the building will feature eight floors of residential units as well as a glass-walled pool, gym, sauna, ice baths and basement parking.
The famed DJ last featured on the Hottest 100 in 2023 with his song 'Atmosphere' featuring Kita Alexander and 'Take It Off' with Aatig.
All six members of the psychedelic band Ocean Alley went in on a Byron Bay abode in 2022.
The musicians spent $2.35m on a seven-bedroom property in Middle Pocket, which spans about 8ha.
It's about 9km from Ocean Shores and 22km from Byron Bay.
Ocean Alley had three songs in the 2022 Hottest 100 including 'Deepest Darkness', 'Double Vision' and 'Home'.
They also had four songs in the 2018 Hottest 100 with their song 'Confidence' making number 1.
The band formed in 2011 in Sydney's northern beaches, featuring Baden Donegal, Angus Goodwin, Lach Galbraith, Mitch Galbraith, Nic Blom and Tom O'Brien.
Pop star Tones and I has made a myriad of property purchases in Victoria's Mornington Peninsula.
In 2022, the 'Dance Monkey' songwriter, whose real name is Toni Watson, had purchased four houses and a New South Wales rural retreat.
Her most recent purchase was a four-bedroom house in Frankston, which she bought for $720,000 in September 2021.
That was her second home in Frankston -- the other, she snapped up for $800,000 in 2020.
In 2021, the star spent $3.2m on two abodes on the same block in Byron Bay spanning 1000sq m.
Tones and I's song 'Cloudy Day' featured in the 2021 Hottest 100.
The Gold Coast singer, songwriter, guitarist and producer has featured a number of times on the Hottest 100 since 2016, winning second place with her song 'Adore' that year.
She's also made a name in real estate with purchases in Queensland and New South Wales.
In 2023, the eight-time ARIA award-winner bought a $2.1m Casuarina home in New South Wales with her husband, Shane Billings.
Shark also sold her Broadbeach waterfront home in Queensland for $3.65m in July last year -- $1.4m more than what she paid for it.
The couple also offloaded a three-bedroom townhouse in Varsity Lakes for $355,000 nine years ago and a four-bedroom abode in Broadbeach Waters for $880,000 three years ago.
This iconic kids' band infamously won the Hottest 100 in 2019 with their rendition of Tame Impala's 'Elephant' in triple J's Like A Version segment.
But behind the scenes, some of the members have made some notable home sales.
Red Wiggle Simon Pryce and his wife Lauren Hannaford -- who was a gymnast and created the workout app FHIT -- offloaded their Clovelly home in September for $2.52m.
Pryce snapped up the two-bedroom apartment in 2011 for $860,000.
And the original Yellow Wiggle Greg Page sold a six-bedroom compound at 170 Glenhaven Rd in New South Wales for $3.7m in 2018 after purchasing it for $2.55m in 2012 with his wife, Vanessa.
He also sold a 3ha Dural property for $5.2m.
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