Queensland Realestate News
Cheap as chips in Collinsville
Regarded as the Whitsundays’ most affordable town, Collinsville is expected to attract significant interest from property investors with the reopening of its coal mine expected to generate more than 200 jobs.
Confidence is back in Collinsville
THE sweet smell of what might be another coal boom has Collinsville excited.
Three of the hottest new listings
We’ve done the work for you - here’s some of the hottest new property listings in Brisbane.
High end of the market stirs sophie foster
The “super high end” of Brisbane’s property market has stirred, with buyers unafraid to chase after homes they desire.
(Shed) size does matter
A DEVOTED car lover has created a shed wonderland on an acreage property north of Brisbane.
Jon LeCourt to sell historic home
PROMINENT Brisbane hairdresser Jon LeCourt says it’s been a tough decision but now is the right time to sell his turn-of-the century residence, Quambathella.
Brisbane dream home hits market
IT STRETCHES over three levels on a property covering three blocks in one of Brisbane’s most sought-after suburbs. It’s no surprise the couple selling it to downsize consider it their dream home.
Housing demand hits all-time high
Housing demand has hit all-time high across the country driven by record levels down south, the first-ever REA Group Property Demand Index has found.
Sales ignore talk of oversupply
CONSTRUCTION has started on a new inner-city apartment project as sales show buyers are ignoring talk of oversupply in the Brisbane market.
Swing in listings nationwide
The country is in the midst of a major real estate swing, with some markets seeing a flurry of homes being put up for sale even as the country’s biggest market shrinks.
Brisbane home smashes auction reserve
LOOKING at this home from the outside, it looks like your every day lowset Brisbane home - but the price it just sold for is anything but ordinary.
Sold for $77,500, we’re not kidding
A HOME north of Brisbane has sold under the hammer for such an incredibly low price – you’ll think there’s a number or two missing.
Piece of Brisbane’s history could be yours
One of Brisbane’s oldest homes is scheduled to go under the hammer, and with is comes a stack of original features, as well as a few additions following a two-year renovation.
Five-star benchmark in green living
A SOUTH-EAST Queensland waterfront community has been awarded a coveted five-star green rating for excellence in sustainable design.
Sleepy suburbs smash $2M ceiling
HOMES in this sleepy Brisbane location have smashed the $2 million sale barrier – and local agents say it’s about time.
From city to the bush in 11km
Known for its greenery, the picturesque suburb of Kenmore is home to about 8,500 people, including many young professionals and families.
Buyers fly north for the Spring
ALMOST every weekend you could rub shoulders with southern buyers looking to get into the Brisbane property.
Masterplan for bustling community
A NEW 135ha masterplanned community will bring 1350 homes and a shopping centre to a bustling corner of southeast Queensland.
The great divide in Brisbane property
THE great divide in house prices in Brisbane continues to grow, with an average price of $1.3 million in one suburb compared to less than $400,000 in another area just 10 minutes away.
Most singles locked out of property
Here’s a reason to keep looking for Mr or Ms Right, you may well be priced out of the property market if you don’t.
Rubbish in this community just disappears
YOU don’t have to worry about the 5am dash out the door when you hear the garbage truck coming down the road in this community - rubbish just disappears.
Sam serves up property gongs
Ray White’s brightest star is Broadbeach agent, Sam Guo, who just won Queensland’s number one salesperson plus international number one performer .
Your property questions answered
AMANDA Lucas and property expert Haesley Cush discuss the big issues in real estate and answer your questions live every Friday.
Land cost escalates across capitals
IF you think the cost of designer tapware, finishings, and furnishings are what’s driving up the cost of a new home, think again — it’s something much more down to earth.
