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Elizabeth TilleyQueensland Real Estate News Editor

Elizabeth Tilley is the Queensland Real Estate News Editor for News Corp Australia, based in Brisbane, where she writes about residential real estate and movements in the Queensland housing market for The Courier-Mail and Sunday Mail, as well as news.com.au and realestate.com.au. Elizabeth has been a journalist for more than 15 years, working across regional and metro newspapers and as a reporter and presenter for Sky News Australia.

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National

General scene of a new home under construction in Melbourne, Wednesday, July 3, 2019. Building approvals rose by 0.7 per cent in May as apartment growth ended a two-month run of declines. (AAP Image/Stefan Postles) NO ARCHIVING

One Aussie state making housing crisis worse

Home approvals in most Aussie states are on the rise but one state is dragging the rest of the country down.

National

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA, NewsWire, Saturday 20 May 2023.Generic realestate signsMortgage holders have been feeling the financial squeeze amid a campaign of interest rate rises from the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA), putting the official cash rate up in 11 of their last 12 meetings.Picture: NewsWire/ Monique Harmer

How much a rate cut could save you

Homeowners with an average mortgage could save $100 a month if the Reserve Bank cuts interest rates today.

Brisbane

Home breaks house price record after $7m reno

This 90-year-old home has smashed the house price sales record after undergoing a $7m renovation.

Brisbane

REAL ESTATE: Fashion illustrator Kerrie Hess in the home she is selling in Holland Park. Image supplied.

Inside celeb artist’s glam home reno

An Aussie fashion illustrator whose clients include Cartier and Louis Vuitton has unveiled her beautiful family home renovation.

Brisbane

Qld is leading the charge with rises in value and volume of home sales.

$40bn home boom: Qld surges in past three months

Nearly $40bn was spent on property in Queensland in the past three months alone, with more home sales than anywhere else in the country.

National

The value and volume of home sales has spiked in the past three months, compared to the same time last year.

Homebuyers spent $178bn in three months

Home prices and sales have spiked even further with $178bn spent on property across the nation in the past three months alone.

Brisbane

REAL ESTATE: An artist's impression of the 'Little Italy' project proposed for Newstead. Image supplied by Bureau Proberts.

Green light for 1000 new homes in supply-starved city

A $1.5bn development with 1000 new homes has been given the green light in one of Australia’s worst housing markets.

Brisbane

Kings Beach is a coastal suburb of the Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia. Located within the Caloundra urban area, it is a popular tourist destination.Escape 28 July 2024Cover StoryPhoto - Tourism and Events Queensland

‘Bang for your buck’ suburbs John McGrath tips to boom

One of Australia’s leading property commentators has revealed the suburbs to invest in property in Queensland in 2025.

National

Best, and worst, suburbs for Aussie singles

These are the cheapest and most expensive suburbs in Australia if you’re single.

Brisbane

QLD REAL ESTATE: 46 Gordon St, Hawthorne

Trophy home with George Clooney-inspired fire pit sells for huge amount

A Brisbane riverfront trophy home with a George Clooney-inspired fire pit has sold for more than $20 million in the city’s biggest sale this year.

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