What is the first prize for the yourtown Luxury Prize Home Draw #534?
The first prize includes: - A Miami, QLD property valued at $2,750,000. - Furniture & Electrical items worth $123,754. - Payment of 12 months Council Rates & Water: $5,800. - Payment of 12 months House & Contents Insurance: $1,081. - Payment of 12 months Body Corporate Fees: $7,117. - Window Dressings: $9,094. - Improvements: $3,033. - Transfer Fees: $717. - Gold Bullion: $20,000. Total first prize value: $2,920,596.
When does the draw close and when will it be drawn?
The draw closes on Sunday, 3rd March 2024, at 10:00 PM AEST. It will be drawn on Wednesday, 6th March 2024, at 12:00 PM AEST.
How can one enter the competition?
To enter the competition, one must buy tickets for the draw. The specific process for purchasing tickets is not provided in the text.
Who can enter the competition?
Persons under the age of 18 years are not eligible to enter. Members of the yourtown Board of Directors, Executive Management, those engaged in the draw process, all yourtown Information and Technology staff, and their immediate families are ineligible to enter. Restrictions apply to overseas non-Australian citizens or residents.
What are the bonus and MultiChance prizes?
- Myplace 1st Prize Draw: Gold Bullion worth $25,000. - Myplace $500 Bonus Prizes: 7 x $500 VISA* Gift Cards per draw with a total of $14,000 in four draws. - Early Bird Bonus Draw: $10,000 Cash (with variations for Victorian and International winners). - MultiChance Prize: Additional Gold Bullion ranging from $20,000 to $150,000 depending on the number of tickets purchased.
What is the total prize value?
The total prize value, including the first prize, bonus prizes, and the maximum MultiChance prize, is $3,119,596.
Are there any additional conditions?
Prize details may be subject to change at yourtown's discretion. Overseas winners, including New Zealand citizens without a subclass 444 Special Category visa, must obtain FIRB approval for property prizes. All tickets and prizes are in Australian dollars.
