Essential workers and students are struggling to find a rental as Queensland’s vacancy rates plummet to punishing new lows in parts of the state, but there have been improvements in surprising spots.
A North Queensland rainforest B&B that once hosted legendary broadcaster and biologist David Attenborough has hit the market, and it is also just a short drive to an iconic bucket-list pub.
Can’t afford its $29 million price tag? Well, how about $10,000 a week? Queensland’s most epic rental hits the market, complete with its very own private golf course.
If the Jetson’s were looking to upgrade to Queensland, chances are this ‘modernistic masterpiece’ residence with a suspended master suite and $140,000 pool would be top of their wishlist.
Karl Stefanovic and his wife Jasmine Yarbrough have quietly relisted their Sunshine Beach holiday pad – just weeks after a pre-Logies getaway.
Forget Hamptons homes, tennis courts and stables. Research shows buyers wishlists have changed since the boom, with cost saving measures and income streams the new must-haves.
Cash-trapped tenants are being forced to ‘break lease’ ahead of substantial rent hikes, with incoming tenants warned to accept the hit to the hip pocket when the existing lease expires.
If they were located on the Gold Coast or Sunshine Coast, they would be ten times the price. But buyers can still bag a beachfront home in this major Queensland region for under $1m.
A key indicator has revealed that the Queensland property market is undergoing a major shift – and it could finally be good news for buyers in a position to purchase.
A vacant block of land within proximity to a controversial industrial plant with a chequered history has been listed for sale, complete with two mystery shipping containers.
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