Bathrooms are a very big selling point of every home. They may not rival the kitchen which is usually the focal point of the house, but the condition of the bathroom will certainly impact a buyer’s purchasing decision. A beautifully presented bathroom can be a good indication of how well a property has been maintained….Read More→
As a landlord, you expect that your tenants will see out their lease agreement but what happens if they need to end the agreement and move out early? Circumstances can change without warning and if for example, a tenant has been transferred for work, they may find themselves needing to vacate their Toowong rental property…Read More→
by Byrony O'Neill 
Toowong, Taringa, Indooroopilly & St Lucia are seeing a renewed vigour from buyers in 2019 The end of 2018 proved to be a busy time of year for our inner-western suburbs and Toowong real estate. We experienced above average activity leading into the holiday period and we’ve certainly seen a renewed vigour from buyers in…Read More→
Key features buyers value most in our inner-western homes. It’s the age old question. What do buyers look for in our inner-western homes? Are they looking for that character residence, distinctive to Toowong real estate or one of St Lucia’s stunning riverfront homes? Is it the central, modern kitchen which grabs the buyer’s attention or…Read More→
Brisbane holds steady, whilst Sydney and Melbourne experience market corrections Finally, a sane point of view in the reporting of the property market, reflecting my own thoughts. Dr Nicolla Powell who is a Data Scientist for the Domain Group, shared these statistics today. Traditionally the property cycle is from 7 to 10 years, however we…Read More→
The history behind Toowong’s iconic ‘Foley House’ Dating back to the late colonial period, the land upon which ‘Foley House’ rests was owned by Elizabeth Hockings and her husband Albert Hockings. A mover and shaker in political circles, Albert was a Queensland politician, Member of the Queensland Legislative Assembly and an alderman of the Brisbane…Read More→
Hot rental market in Toowong and Taringa Stricter lending policies following the banking royal commission has seen fewer investors active in the Brisbane housing market. In a recent article published by the Sydney Morning Herald, investor lending had fallen by 27.4% since it reached its peak in 2015, demonstrating that the effect of credit tightening…Read More→
by Byrony O'Neill 
Advertising your home to achieve the best sale price does not have to cost you a fortune. It does however, require a strategic marketing campaign which is specifically targeted and tailored to your property. As a boutique agency, we provide innovative advice and select the most cost-effective campaigns for our clients. Here, we look at…Read More→
As an investor, finding respectful tenants is just the first step in ensuring your property is well cared for. It is equally important that your property manager conducts thorough and consistent routine inspections to protect the value of your property. A thorough routine inspection is more than just a quick chat with the tenant. It…Read More→
by Byrony O'Neill 
Brisbane’s inner-west is well regarded as having some of the top schools in Queensland. The recent NAPLAN results confirmed that St Peter’s Lutheran College and Indooroopilly State High School were among the most sought-after schools in our inner-western suburbs. Properties within close proximity of these schools have become increasingly in demand, with this year experiencing…Read More→