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Experts in providing property solutions; Masters in the art of negotiating; Leaders in successful Auction bidding . Your true partners in property.

24/09/2026

🏡 Know Your Queensland Homes

From classic Colonial homesteads to iconic Queenslanders and modern suburban builds, Queensland has a rich architectural history shaped by climate, lifestyle and over 200 years of growth. And we are exploring 7 of them, and the fourth one to explore is:

🏡 Property Type
Post War Cottage

📅 Years Built
1945 – Early 1960s

👀 How to Spot One

Following World War II, Australia experienced a significant housing shortage. To meet growing demand, simple and affordable homes were built across Queensland.

Post-War Cottages are typically low-set timber homes with uncomplicated floorplans, minimal decorative features and practical layouts. They commonly feature weatherboard or chamferboard cladding, gable roofs, modest verandahs and smaller bedrooms.

Today, many have been renovated or extended, making them popular with first-home buyers and renovators looking for well-located homes on generous blocks.

📍Best Brisbane suburbs to see them

• Wynnum
• Holland Park
• Camp Hill

21/09/2026

Did you know most Brisbane properties aren't sold at auction?

The majority of sales across Brisbane happen via private treaty, not under the hammer. Here are three easy to follow tips that will stop you missing out because someone else got in first.

1. Move fast on new listings
Private sales can go under offer within days. If you're only checking portals once a week, you're already behind.

2. Build relationships with agents
Many private sales get snapped up by buyers who were already on an agent's radar. A quick call or email to the listing agent can put you ahead of the pack.

3. Get your finance and due diligence sorted early
When you can move quickly with a clean offer, vendors and agents take you seriously. Pre-approval and a clear budget are non-negotiable in a private sale market.

15/09/2026

Brisbane Auctions Results for week ending Saturday 12th of September.

There can be no disputing the notion that the Brisbane property market has slowed and, in some suburbs caused prices to soften. This is a pendulum swing towards the buyers now, and with global uncertainty still present, and little confidence that the interest rates will not increase at the next reserve bank calling, we don’t feel that this market sentiment will change anytime before March – April 2027.

The weekly auction rate continues to sit in the 20th percentile with passed in properties outnumbering sold auction properties. The same time last year the clearance rate was 54%. The majority of sold properties in Brisbane and wider Queensland contine to transact as private treaty with 820 properties selling across Queensland as private treaty.

14/09/2026

🏡 A Look Back: Investment Purchase in Kippa Ring

In 2016, our buyer’s agent Stephen helped a client secure this property for $368,000, renting at $368 p/w (a 5.2% rental yield).

The property is a 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom, 1 car single storey brick home on a 607 sqm block, close to town, shops and rail.

Fast forward to today:
📍 Cotality Valuation, August 2026: $960,000
💰 Equity Acquired: $592,000
📈 Growth per Annum: approx. 10%
🏠 Current Rental: $570 p/w
📊 Rental Yield: 8%+

Automated estimates aren’t always spot on, but this one lines up with what we’re seeing on the ground.

It’s a good reminder that wealth in property isn’t built overnight. It’s TIME and GROWTH working together, and that only pays off when the fundamentals are right from day one: the right location, the right property, and the right price.

That’s what our buyer’s agents are here for.

07/09/2026

🏡 Know Your Queensland Homes
From classic Colonial homesteads to iconic Queenslanders and modern suburban builds, Queensland has a rich architectural history shaped by climate, lifestyle and over 200 years of growth. And we are exploring 7 of them, and the second cab of the rank is:

🏡 Property Type
Ashgrovian

📅 Years Built
Late 1920s – Early 1940s

👀 How to Spot One

The Ashgrovian is one of Brisbane's few truly local architectural styles and is considered an evolution of the Queenslander during the Interwar period.

While still elevated and built from timber, Ashgrovians are distinguished by their large front-facing gable roof, decorative timber batten skirts, enclosed sleepouts and symmetrical front façade. Most feature a central staircase leading directly to the front verandah, with additional smaller gables over sleepouts or side verandahs.

Larger internal living spaces reflected changing family lifestyles while still embracing Queensland's climate.

📍Best Brisbane suburbs to see them
• Ashgrove
• Newmarket
• Alderley

03/09/2026

Thank you for the lovely review Kate. It was a pleasure to help you get on the property ladder. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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Full Google Review

My partner and I had a great experience working with Steve to purchase our first investment property. He made the process clear and stress-free, with expert advice and great communication throughout. We’re really grateful for his help and would highly recommend him to other first-home buyers or investors.

31/08/2026

Brisbane Auctions Results for week ending Saturday 29th of August.

A large number of properties are stilling passing in at auction and this maybe due to vendor's expectations not being in line with the current market conditions or buyers appetites. The same time last year the clearance rate was 51%.

The majority of sold properties are continuing to transact as private treaty.

27/08/2026

🏡 Know Your Queensland Homes

From classic Colonial homesteads to iconic Queenslanders and modern suburban builds, Queensland has a rich architectural history shaped by climate, lifestyle and over 200 years of growth. And we are exploring 7 of them, and the second cab of the rank is:

🏡 Property Type
Federation

📅 Years Built
1890 – 1915

👀 How to Spot One

Federation homes emerged around the time Australia became a federation in 1901. Inspired by Queen Anne and Edwardian architecture from the United Kingdom, they were adapted to better suit Australia’s climate and lifestyle.
Federation properties are similar to a Queenslander but with stained glass windows, timber archways in hallways, decorative timber verandahs and ornate fretwork, tall gables and prominent chimneys.

These homes have become highly sought after thanks to their timeless character and solid construction.

📍Best Brisbane suburbs to see them
• Clayfield
• Ascot
• Graceville

25/08/2026

📣 Queensland Weekly Auction Results

Queensland’s latest auction results show a market where buyers still need to be proactive, particularly if they have their eye on a property scheduled to go to auction.

There were 154 auctions scheduled across Brisbane and it appears that vendor expectations aren't in line with the market at the moment with 77 of the reported 121 auctions passing in.

Total stock on market increased in July (Source SQM) and this is largely attributed to property taking longer to sell as opposed to an increase in new listings.

Private Sales (or Treaty) continues to out number auctions across the state. Which is typical for the Queensland market.

20/08/2026

Brisbane Rental Market Tightening

Brisbane’s rental market continues to tighten, with gross rental yields slowly rising to an average of around 3.3% as rental pressure increases and property values soften.

At the same time, Brisbane’s vacancy rate has fallen to just 0.9%, well below the 2.5–3.5% range traditionally considered a healthy and balanced rental market.

A sub-1% vacancy rate signals an exceptionally tight market. Driven by strong migration and an ongoing shortage of available rental stock.

And there could be more pressure ahead on rental prices.

Recent Federal Government changes may contribute to further rental increases, particularly in tightly held, owner-occupier suburbs where established properties dominate and new builds are limited.

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