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2Day FM breakfast star Dave ‘Hughesy’ Hughes enlists buyer’s agent as he continues to hunt for a Sydney home
He moved from Melbourne to Sydney back in January.
But Dave ‘Hughesy’ Hughes appears to still be on the hunt for a permanent NSW home, based on an image shared by Sydney buyer agent Jack Henderson last week.
In the Instagram post, the Henderson Advocacy owner posed for a selfie with the 2Day FM breakfast host, 50, who he said he would teach ‘a thing or two about property’.
Still looking: Dave ‘Hughesy’ Hughes (left) appears to still be on the hunt for a permanent NSW home, based on an image shared by Sydney buyer agent Jack Henderson (centre) last week
The comedian, wife Holly Ife and their three children ‘expected to make the move by Easter’ according to realestate.com.au.
He recruited Henderson to help with the search four weeks ago.
‘I have always wanted to live in Sydney and to be able to work and live there will be an absolute treat,’ he told Mediaweek at the beginning of the year.
The last home purchased by Hughes was an Elsternwick cottage renovated by Josh Barker and model Elyse Knowles.
Long time loves: The comedian, wife Holly Ife (pictured with Dave last year) and their three children ‘expected to make the move by Easter’ according to realestate.com.au
Big spender: The last home purchased by Hughes was an Elsternwick cottage renovated by Josh Barker and model Elyse Knowles
The home featured in the 2017 season of home renovation show The Block and was purchased by Hughes for $3 million.
It was announced in November that Ed Kavalee and Dave Hughes would be moving from their afternoon drive-time slot on 2Day FM to host the breakfast show, even relocating for the opportunity.
Erin Molan was announced as their co-host, after parting ways with Nine Radio.
Lavish: The home featured in the 2017 season of home renovation show The Block and was purchased by Hughes for $3 million
Winners: The Block stars Josh Barker and model Elyse Knowles pictured here
‘To be trusted with this role is a huge honour, and I can’t wait to embark on this new adventure with two of Australia’s comedy greats,’ she said at the time.
Since its launch six months ago, the breakfast show has continued to plunge in the ratings.
It went from a 4.1 in the first survey, to a 3.8, and most recently, dropped to a 3.3.
New team: It was announced in November that Ed Kavalee and Dave Hughes would be moving from their afternoon drive-time slot on 2Day FM to host the breakfast show, with Erin Molan announced as their co-host. All pictured here
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