Kyle Miller Island Realty Paradise Point

13/05/2026

Just Listed!

Two-level commercial building in the heart of Surfers Paradise walking distance to the beach and with a plethora of restaurants, bars and hotels surrounding!

Suitable for office/retail/food & beverage/nightclub uses (STCA).

Suit investor looking for passive income (advertised previously for $186,000 per annum) or a great opportunity for someone with own business looking for commercial space!

$3.3 Million Offers.

Call me on 0405 747 471 if you’d like to organise an inspection.

16/04/2026

13/04/2026

Home values in WA and QLD have more than doubled since 2020.

The rest of the country? Not even close.

Cotality's April Housing Chart Pack reveals a two-speed market driven by one thing – supply failing to keep up with population growth.

QLD absorbed over 25% of Australia's population growth since Q1 2020 but delivered less than 20% of dwelling completions.

WA recorded nearly 17% of population growth against roughly 10% of completions.

Meanwhile, Victoria supplied around 33% of national completions – outpacing its share of population growth.

"When we see a supply-demand imbalance such as those in Perth or Brisbane, we wind up with a large pool of buyers competing for a small pool of dwellings," Cotality's Head of Research Gerard Burg said. "This creates a seller's market and can rapidly drive up home values."

The numbers nationally are striking too – Australia's residential market hit $12.6 trillion in March, with annual value growth at 9.9% (the fastest pace since June 2022).

And Perth? Median time on market is just nine days.

South Australia is the wild card – values up over 90% in five years despite completions broadly tracking population growth. (Something else is clearly at play there.)

If you're working in a market where supply is tight, how are you advising sellers and buyers differently right now?



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03/04/2026

What’s better than Easter Eggs?

A Broadwater-fronting 3 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom apartment only moments away from parklands, restaurants and nightlife!

40/452 Marine Parade, Biggera Waters - Open Saturday 4th April from 11am to 11:45am.

Lifestyle apartment living on the beautiful Broadwater!

21/03/2026

JUST LEASED!
28/7-13 Barranbali Street, Chevron Island

1 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom, 1 Car apartment in a quiet complex one street back from thriving Thomas Drive - walking distance to multiple cafes, restaurants, boutiques, and a short drive to Bundall and Southport!

If you own an apartment/townhouse in the 4217 area (Chevron Island, Surfers Paradise, Main Beach) and thinking of leasing it out, I have a list of applicants who have missed out and are ready to move - give me a call to discuss on 0405 747 471.

19/03/2026

97.5% of Australian house resales made a profit in the second half of 2025.
For some cities, that number is even higher.

Domain's latest Profit and Loss Report reveals resale profitability not seen in 15 years – with over 90 per cent of house resales in every capital city turning a gain.

The median profits tell the story:

Sydney houses – $750,000
Brisbane houses – $580,000
Adelaide houses – $539,500
Perth houses – $528,000

Brisbane and Perth both hit 99.5 per cent of house resales in profit.

Dr Nicola Powell, Domain's Chief of Research and Economics, said longer hold periods are compounding the gains: "As homeowners stay put for longer, they are seeing their equity build up over multiple price cycles."

But Dr Powell also flagged the flipside – record profits are widening the gap between established owners and aspiring buyers.

"The barrier to entry is increasingly defined by existing family equity, rather than individual savings alone," she said.

Not every market shared the upswing equally. Melbourne, Canberra, Hobart and Darwin recorded lower shares of profitable resales compared with four years ago. Canberra was the only capital to see an annual decline in profit-making resales.

(So the boom is broad – but it's not uniform.)


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11/03/2026

Gold Coast rents just overtook Sydney – and it's not even close.

At $950 per week for houses, the Gold Coast now sits firmly above Sydney's $810 median, according to Ray White's latest rental data.

That's a sentence few would have predicted five years ago.

Nationally, house rents have hit $650 per week, with annual growth at 4.8 per cent – a market Ray White Chief Economist Nerida Conisbee describes as "recalibrating" rather than retreating.

The shifts beneath the headline are just as telling:

Perth houses now rent above Brisbane. Adelaide units are posting 10 per cent annual growth. And Melbourne – despite recording the weakest rental growth of the major capitals – is the only city where rents have outpaced price growth since 2020 (rents up 37 per cent vs prices up 32 per cent).

"Historically, Sydney and Melbourne have dominated the upper end of the rental market," Nerida said. "Today, lifestyle and smaller capital markets are competing at the top of the pricing spectrum."

The surge phase may be over, but affordability pressure hasn't followed it out the door.



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07/03/2026

FOR RENT - Chevron Island 1 Bed, 1 Bath Apartment!

Available 17th March 2026

Situated just a street behind Thomas Drive, Chevron Island is this top-floor, 1 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom apartment with secure basement parking and a tropical pool perfect for weekend relaxation!

Call Kyle - 0405 747 471 - to organise an inspection at your earliest convenience.

06/03/2026

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Dubai recorded US$16.6 billion in property sales in February alone. Weeks later, buyers hit pause.

Regional geopolitical tensions have reached the Gulf directly, prompting a two-day trading halt on Dubai's financial markets and a sharp equity sell-off when they reopened.

The impact on real estate is showing up fast. International buyer cohorts – particularly Indian investors, a cornerstone of recent transaction volumes – are adopting a wait-and-see approach, deferring new acquisitions rather than cancelling outright.

Deal timelines are lengthening. New enquiries have softened. The luxury and cross-border investment segments are feeling it most.

But here's the nuance – this looks more like risk repricing than fundamental deterioration.

Morgan Owen, managing director of ANAROCK Group's Middle East and North Africa division, told Hindustan Times Real Estate that if uncertainty eases within 4–8 weeks and local employment, credit and connectivity hold, 60–80 per cent of on-hold deals may close next quarter (some with re-pricing or restructuring).

Cash-buyer segments and off-plan markets – the engines of Dubai's recent growth – still show structural resilience. And historically, periods of upheaval in the region have produced deal deferrals, not cancellations.

The safe-haven narrative that has drawn global capital to Dubai for years isn't broken – but it's facing its biggest confidence test in some time.



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25/02/2026

The Trump Organization has unveiled plans for the Trump International Hotel & Tower, Gold Coast, marking the brand’s first major venture into the Australian market.

Announced by Eric Trump, Executive Vice President of the Trump Organization, the AUD1.5 billion ($1.06 billion) project aims to bring world-class luxury to Queensland.

Located at 3 Trickett Street, Surfers Paradise, the 91-storey skyscraper is designed to stand approximately 335 to 340 meters high, potentially surpassing Melbourne’s Australia 108 (317m) and the Gold Coast’s Q1 (322m) to become the tallest building in the country.

Read more: https://economymiddleeast.com/news/trump-tower-gold-coast-tallest-building-australia-2026/