As our work and lifestyle needs change, buyers are reconsidering what’s most important to them in their next home. There has been an exceptional amount of activity in the property market this year. With international travel off the cards and uncertainty around border closures, people are spending more time at home, than ever before. It…Read More→
by Byrony O'Neill 
The number of buyers actively looking to purchase a home in Brisbane’s inner-western suburbs in 2021, has risen to record levels. In almost 20 years of working in real estate, we have never seen buyer activity as high as it currently is. Open home numbers are upwards of 50+ attendees and properties are selling in…Read More→
by Byrony O'Neill 
Six months since the pandemic started, we find out if it has affected property prices in Toowong. Here, we take a look at how suburbs like Toowong, Taringa, Indooroopilly and St Lucia have fared in the wake of the global pandemic. Queensland has done well to contain any outbreaks in our sunshine state, which has…Read More→
Australians have proven that our love of property will not be lessened, even in the face of extraordinary circumstances. Since COVID-19, Realestate.com.au has reported a 50% increase in searches to buy property in Queensland, compared with June last year. That means there are 50% more eyes on the handful of properties which are currently for…Read More→
by Byrony O'Neill 
Buyer confidence is reigniting the Brisbane property market and creating favourable conditions for those looking to sell in Toowong. With few homes currently available for sale, could now be an opportune time to sell in Toowong? Brisbane’s inner-western suburbs were largely insulated from the housing market decline. Property values softened slightly, but this was more…Read More→
With interest rates now at a historic low of 1.25 per cent, we look at how this interest rate cut will impact Brisbane’s property market. This week the Reserve Bank of Australia announced it would cut its cash rate by 0.25 percentage points, taking it to a historic low of 1.25 per cent. The move…Read More→