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27/10/2026

Twelve months ago, an open home might have had 20 groups through. Now it’s often two or three.

In Episode 11 of Brisbane Property Pulse, Julia Doyle from Place Camp Hill joins Curtis to share the other side of the fence: what selling agents are seeing at open homes and auctions, why buyer sentiment has shifted from fear of missing out to fear of overpaying, and what that means if you’re buying now.

Full episode linked in our bio. Are you seeing quieter open homes too?

23/10/2026

Episode 11 🎙️ Out Now

What do selling agents wish buyers knew?

We crossed the table this week with Julia Doyle, Partner at Place Camp Hill.

The 4 numbers agents watch in every campaign: enquiries, inspections, re-inspections and offers. Views are the fluff.

And two things that help buyers:
1. Know your three prices: dream, fair and walk-away
2. Turn up on auction day, even if you don't bid

Full conversation on Brisbane Property Pulse, Episode 11. Link in bio.

General information only, not financial advice.

Fewer buyers at open homes means more time to get it right. Here’s how our buyer’s agents use it.Every property we recom...
21/10/2026

Fewer buyers at open homes means more time to get it right. Here’s how our buyer’s agents use it.

Every property we recommend to a client has been physically inspected by one of our buyer’s agents, and often more than once. We look past the styling to the floor plan, check wet areas for moisture, go where it’s safe to look underneath, walk the land and the street, and stay long enough to listen.

If something doesn’t look right, our client knows before they make an offer.

Save this for your next open home, and send it to someone who’s house hunting. Our full Property Inspection Checklist is on the blog. Link in bio.

You may have seen this week’s headline about suburbs “tipped to double in value by 2036” It’s an interesting data set, b...
19/10/2026

You may have seen this week’s headline about suburbs “tipped to double in value by 2036”

It’s an interesting data set, but it’s worth knowing what it is. The figures carry past growth forward. As realestate.com.au’s own economist put it, they illustrate historical trends rather than predict where prices will actually land.

Over the next ten years, some properties in those suburbs will do very well and some won’t. Growth comes from the individual property: who wants to live there, how scarce it is, what can be built around it, and the price you pay on day one.

A suburb on a list is a starting point, not a strategy.

Source: realestate.com.au, October 2026

15/10/2026

Thinking about renovating? Six things to know before you spend.

Curtis and Trent unpack when a renovation adds value, and when it just adds cost, in Episode 10 of Brisbane Property Pulse: The Renovation Trap.

Which of these would you have missed?

Listen or watch now. Link in bio.

General information only, not financial advice.

Brisbane values fell 1.5% in September. These 10 areas are still up between 7.9% and 10.7% over the year.Brisbane as a w...
13/10/2026

Brisbane values fell 1.5% in September. These 10 areas are still up between 7.9% and 10.7% over the year.

Brisbane as a whole rose 5.9% over the past 12 months. Sherwood–Indooroopilly led Greater Brisbane at 10.7%, followed by Ipswich Hinterland at 10.1% and Beenleigh at 9.1%. The strongest areas stretch from Ipswich to Moreton Bay to the inner south-west, so performance isn't confined to one corridor.

A city-wide headline tells you very little about the street you're buying in. Our latest suburb insight looks at Sherwood: rail, schools, the river and very little room for new housing.

Reda our Sherwood suburb insight: https://www.investepsproperty.com/news/sherwood-property-market-brisbane-buyers-agent-investment-insights

Source: Cotality Home Value Index, October 2026 (SA3 regions).

12/10/2026

Three ways to buy well in a softer Brisbane market:

1. Do your research and be patient. You've got more time than buyers have had in years.
2. Build relationships with local agents. That's where off-market opportunities come from.
3. Negotiate strongly. And if you don't have the time or experience, get a professional on your side.

Save this for your next inspection. Curtis and Trent explain more in Episode 9 of Brisbane Property Pulse. Link in bio.

09/10/2026

Rates are up again, and Brisbane has recorded the sharpest monthly fall of any capital city.

So what does that mean if you're investing, and how do you actually buy in a market like this?

On this week's Brisbane Property Pulse, Curtis and Trent go through the latest Cotality data and what they're seeing in negotiations right now. The opportunity is still there. What's changed is the strategy.

Full episode: link in bio.

The RBA lifted the cash rate to 4.60% last Tuesday, its fourth increase this year.For Brisbane buyers, three things chan...
06/10/2026

The RBA lifted the cash rate to 4.60% last Tuesday, its fourth increase this year.

For Brisbane buyers, three things change: how much you can borrow, how many people you're competing with, and how much room there is to negotiate. Brisbane home sales are down 27% on a year ago, so buyers with finance in place have more time than they've had in years.

What doesn't change is what makes a good property. Swipe through for what we'd be thinking about.

What's your biggest question about the rate rise? Leave it below, and we'll answer it.

01/10/2026

🎙️ 7 property investment mistakes that could cost you

Buying an investment property isn’t just about finding the right property at the right price. It’s also about avoiding the mistakes that can affect how that investment performs over the long term.

In Episode 8 of Brisbane Property Pulse, Curtis and Trent unpack seven common mistakes they see property investors make, from following short-term trends and assuming cheap means good value, to overlooking future supply, buying with emotion and failing to have a clear investment plan or exit strategy.

Some of these mistakes happen before you buy. Others don’t become obvious until years later.

Watch or listen to Episode 8 now. Podcast links in bio.

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