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What can we expect the Brisbane property market will do over the second half of 2022?

June 29, 2022

Queensland economy Realestate

Australia witnessed a truly unbelievable level of property value appreciation in 2021, with data from CoreLogic showing 22.1 per cent growth across the nation over the past 12 months. Brisbane’s annual growth is sitting at an average of 25% with some inner city and riverfront properties showing growth in excess of 40%. Brisbane’s property values are tipped to […]

Secrets of Property Presentation

April 11, 2022

Selling Tips

We ask Brisbane based property & interior styling expert, Tineele McKendry about the benefits of using a Styling Consultant for the sale of your property.  “We know that up to 90% of buyers view properties online first. Beautifully styled rooms and visually appealing photographs will attract buyer interest and encourage an inspection. Property styling should […]

Southeast Queensland in high demand

March 15, 2022

Queensland economy Realestate

In southeast Queensland, prices are still growing at a rapid rate, supported by better affordability and strong demand from interstate migrants. It’s likely that the Brisbane, Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast markets will remain popular for some time to come. While the region is set to benefit from interstate demand, another positive factor will be […]

Buyer intent shows signs of housing market shift

February 22, 2022

Queensland economy Realestate

Buyers have hit the 2022 property market with a running start according to new data from REA Group, realestate.com.au. In January, purchaser activity reached a high and more house hunters searched in the $1 million plus price bracket than ever before.  But despite the year beginning with a bang, this year’s housing market isn’t expected […]

From rags to riches: How this Brisbane suburb became an upmarket favourite

July 12, 2021

Lifestyle Realestate

Teneriffe may be small but as far as liveability goes, it’s mighty. Excerpt from Domain article published June 2021 It’s hard to believe that just 30 years ago, Teneriffe was a derelict industrial zone, home to abandoned wool stores, dilapidated factories and crumbling wharves. Today, it’s Brisbane’s most expensive suburb on a per-square-metre basis with walk-to-everything […]

Australia's favourite colours: The impact a good paint job can have

July 23, 2020

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When it comes to Aussies and paint colours, it would appear there are a few fast favourites that seem to pop up again and again. Read more… www.realestate.com.au/lifestyle/

Shaynna Blaze: How to create the most binge-worthy loungeroom

June 4, 2020

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When it comes to watching TV, Selling Houses Australia and The Block judge Shaynna Blaze – whose show Deadline Design is now streaming on Binge – knows a thing or two about setting up for a binge session. Read more… Realestate.com.au

5 simple ways to make your home office eco-friendly

April 16, 2020

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Not only does eco-living benefit the planet, but studies show it also has a positive impact on your health, mental wellbeing and productivity, too. Read more… Realestate.com.au

5 ways to get your home organised amid COVID-19

April 8, 2020

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Let me guess, you’re stuck at home and know that deep down this is the perfect opportunity for you to finally get some areas of your home more organised…Read More Realestate.com.au

9 easy ways you can go green in the home TODAY

March 18, 2020

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Some eco-friendly changes will barely impact your life at all, such as switching off your computer at the wall or changing the brand of toilet paper you buy. We’ve compiled a few easy ways you can be a bit greener in your home, with minimum effort required. Realestate.com.au

Five money hacks to speed up saving for a house deposit

March 13, 2020

Buying Tips Investment Property Lifestyle Realestate Uncategorized

If you want to buy your first home, you’re going to need a deposit – a big one, especially if you live in Sydney or Melbourne. There are several things you can do to bring the goal of home ownership a bit closer. You can take advantage of the various federal and state government grants, […]

Muted musings: Four design items for the minimalist at heart

March 6, 2020

Buying Tips Investment Property Lifestyle Queensland economy

Minimalism allows designers to express only what is most essential and necessary and, in turn, cut through the noise, by allowing their honed craftsmanship to do all the talking. Domain.com.au

CARSON WOOLSTORE

March 6, 2020

Buying Tips Investment Property Lifestyle Queensland economy

THE CARSON WOOLSTORE VERNON TERRACE. BRISBANE The clients were searching for the true inner city warehouse apartment. The notion was to enhance the already strong character of the heritage listed building and accent its many positive attributes such as the abundance of natural light, beautiful cedar timber beams and columns as well as the large […]

Three cost-friendly alternatives to the traditional swimming pool...

January 23, 2020

Buying Tips Lifestyle Realestate Uncategorized

It’s that time of year again where every Australian home owner asks themselves the age-old question ­– how can we afford a pool? While a traditional concrete, in-ground model costs around $50,000 (according to Hipages), innovative new products are enabling more home owners to have pool of their own. Many of these designs also incorporate […]

10 of the worst things about moving house...

January 23, 2020

Buying Tips Investment Property

Few things in life are more stressful than moving house. In no particular order, here is a completely objective and non-definitive list of the absolute worst parts about shifting. Read more…

Newstead: Brisbane's new sustainable suburb

December 2, 2015

Investment Property Queensland economy

INFRASTRUCTURE & INVESTMENT: Newstead is undergoing an infrastructure revival, boosted by over $2 billion in infrastructure investment. NEWSTEAD RIVERPARK $2 BILLION: The $2 billion Newstead Riverpark urban renewal precinct will turn 17 hectares of riverfront land into a new mixed used development over the next decade. Newstead Riverpark will be a key dining, entertainment and […]

Queensland poised to lead nation in economic growth.

September 20, 2015

Investment Property Queensland economy

In news that will be music to the ears of investors eyeing up the sunshine state, Queensland is said to be poised for nation-leading economic growth according to independent forecaster Deloitte Access Economics. Speaking from Hong Kong, where he’s undertaking an international investor roadshow, Treasurer Curtis Pitt welcomes Deloitte’s upbeat assessment in its Queensland Business […]

Brisbane, Southeast Queensland Vacancy Rates Remain Tight

August 21, 2015

Investment Property

New vacancy rate data from the REIQ reveals Brisbane and the southeast corner of the state remain steady with healthy-to-tight vacancy rates across all markets. REIQ CEO Antonia Mercorella said despite low interest rates that have been encouraging people to move out of rented property and into their own purchased home, demand for rental accommodation […]

Good Planning Needed for Buying Off the Plan

June 16, 2015

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You’ve only got to take a short stroll or drive around the Teneriffe/New Farm/Valley area to see the number of fabulous new developments taking shape. Most of these developments offer buyers the option of buying off the plan. Buying off the plan can be a great way to purchase, and most developers usually have a […]

Buying an Apartment?

June 16, 2015

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The Teneriffe/New Farm area is a popular destination for upmarket apartment living and this type of lifestyle attracts a variety of people. Whether you’re a young professional or empty nester, we offer some important things to consider when purchasing an apartment. How many units comprise the development? Smaller boutique developments can seem more favourable, but […]