With over 150,000 buyers actively looking in Kenmore and with the market favouring sellers, now is a great time to sell. Renowned as a welcoming community full of friendly faces, bustling cafes and charming parklands, Kenmore has been rising in popularity over the years thanks to its spacious residential blocks which are dotted along established…Read More→
Pinterest has released their predictions for the trends likely to make waves this year. The 2022 trends that we are excited to see revived this year are Ancient Greek influences, retro designs making a comeback, and new trends focusing on promoting happiness and healthiness in our homes. Curve Appeal Pinterest has seen a rise in…Read More→
by Byrony O'Neill 
With beautiful tree lined streets, generous family homes and an abundance of green space, Indooroopilly has built a reputation as one of Brisbane’s most liveable suburbs. The area is known for its close proximity to many of Brisbane’s most esteemed schools, including the handful of streets which make up the exclusive “Golden Triangle”. St Peter’s…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 largest of our inner-western suburbs, Indooroopilly is an increasingly popular area, with 59 houses sold so far this year. Families and professionals are predominately drawn to the suburb, which offers a variety of housing within easy reach of the CBD. The median sale price has climbed to $1,005,000 this year, up from $816,000…Read More→
by Byrony O'Neill 
Residents of Taringa are aware they have stumbled upon their own little pocket of paradise. For the past 3 years the number of houses sold in the area has sat consistently between 55 and 70 sales. However to date this year only 18 houses have sold, suggesting there may be even less transactions in 2018….Read More→
by Byrony O'Neill 
Toowong remains one of the most sought after areas of Brisbane with its median house price of $835,000 sitting well above the Brisbane average of $665,000. In Toowong the number of sales per annum has continued to drop over the last 2 years, suggesting people are holding onto their properties for longer, whilst demand for…Read More→
by Byrony O'Neill