How your house number can be valuable

The Daily Telegraph

Some Chinese home-buyers will pay tens of thousands of dollars more for addresses containing the number eight, but shun those with a four. ACproperty.com.au estimated Chinese buyers spend an annual $4 billion on Australian properties Ñ and as much as a quarter of those transactions could involve a range of superstition-driven preferences. These include the number eight, not just in addresses but in land size.