Jacinda Ardern and husband Clarke Gayford buy $5.3m home in Sydney’s northern beaches
Summary
Jacinda Ardern and her husband Clarke Gayford have bought a $5.3 million house in Sydney’s northern beaches. Ardern, the former New Zealand prime minister, and her family are living in Australia for work and to be closer to New Zealand.Key Facts
- Jacinda Ardern and Clarke Gayford purchased a $5.3 million home in Dee Why, Sydney’s northern beaches.
- The purchase is the highest-priced home sale in that suburb so far this year.
- Ardern’s family has been spending time in Australia, with work commitments and to have more time near New Zealand.
- Ardern retired from New Zealand politics in January 2023 after serving as prime minister for five years.
- She was the world’s youngest female serving leader when elected in 2027 at age 37.
- Since leaving office, Ardern has held fellowships at Harvard University and continued work on the Christchurch Call against online extremism.
- Ardern also joined the board for Prince William’s Earthshot Prize, focused on environmental solutions.
- Many New Zealanders are moving to Australia due to New Zealand’s economic challenges like high costs and unemployment.
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