Infamous gangland murder home finally sold – Beragampengetahuan

A Sydney home caught up in gangland murders has been sold on its second auction campaign for $1.42m.

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A Guildford home caught up in gangland murders has been sold on its second auction campaign for $1.42m through Hunters Agency & Co.

The initial auction guide was $1.3m for the 689 sqm duplex redevelopment site.

Toufik Hamze and his son Salim Hamze were seated in a red ute at the Osgood St rental when shot in 2021.

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A knockdown Guildford home, caught up in gangland murders, has been sold after its second auction attempt. Toufik Hamze, 64, and his son Salim Hamze, 18, were seated in a ute in the Osgood St front yard when shot in October 2021. Source: beragampengetahuan.com.au

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Toufik Hamze 64 and his son Salim Hamze, 18.

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An aerial view of the block.

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The younger Hamze died at the scene, while his father later died at Westmead Hospital.

The pair, distant relatives of the Hamzy crime family, had been renting the property.

The homicide squad released footage of the shooting last December as, despite arrests, detectives are still looking for the man who pulled the trigger.

The home was first listed for auction earlier this year.

Video grab: Believed to be the getaway car on fire.

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Mr Bechara consulted auctioneer Tom Panos to ensure the sales contract referenced the property having had a dark past. It’s a disclosure required under the legislation that followed the three family murders by convicted killer Sef Gonzales at North Ryde in 2001, with the NSW government making it illegal to “fail to disclose information that could have a substantial impact on the value of a property”.

The 689sq m Guildford parcel is for sale with Cumberland City approval for demolition. The construction of a two-storey detached dual occupancy with pools has an estimated cost of $1,349,875.

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“This immaculate piece of real estate serves as a pristine canvas for manifesting your ideal home or investment endeavour,” the marketing advises. The vendor bought for $1,255,500 last March.

According to PropTrack, the median house price in Guildford is $1.15m. That’s up 14.7 per cent over the past 12 months.

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