Anthony Albanese set for a $1million windfall profit from the sale of his inner city townhouse - as the row over the investment property takes new twist

Anthony Albanese is set to pocket a tidy $1million profit from the sale of his inner-Sydney investment property after his tenant complained about getting kicked out. On Wednesday, Jim Flanagan publicly begged the Prime Minister not to make him homeless after he was issued a 90-day notice to vacate the three-bedroom townhouse in Dulwich Hill in the city's inner-west. The townhouse in Dulwich Hill in Sydney's Inner-West is set to reach north of $2million when it is sold, netting Anthony Albanese an almost $1miilion profit after the $1.17million purchase in 2015 Mr Albanese said he wanted to sell the investment property because of changes to his personal life, specifically his upcoming wedding to Jodie Haydon His tenant of four years at reduced rent, Jim Flanagan, publicly complained his eviction didn't align with the government's messaging about renter assistance Mr Albanese bought the townhouse for $1.17million in 2015. Chrissy Flanagan, the ex-partner of the man Anthony Albanese is evicting from one of his properties, has revealed why the rent on the home remained so low The Prime Minister famously grew up in public housing in Sydney, but now owns a mortgage-free bungalow in Marrickville and the Dulwich Hill townhouse. Mr Flanagan has been given 90 days to vacate the Dulwich Hill property Anthony Albanese also owns this Marrickville home, which is being rented out Mr Flanagan said he 'certainly wasn't seeking to ambush the Prime Minister'.