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It’s hammer time! Follow today’s major Brisbane auction results live

A couple simultaneously held the lead bids on two Brisbane properties as they tried to buy their dream home. Read our wrap of this weekend's auctions.

The winning Tarragindi bidder. Picture: Annette Dew
The winning Tarragindi bidder. Picture: Annette Dew

A new suburb record for Greenslopes is on the cards today when leading real estate agent James Curtain takes his own prestige home to auction today, as one of more than 90 to go to auction across Greater Brisbane.

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In Brisbane’s north, renovators and developers are expected to swoop on a 990 sqm ‘renovator’s delight’ that is being offered to market for the first time in 44 years. And there’s an auction with heart in St Lucia, where a charity auction is planned before the sale of a five-bedroom Queenslander with all money raised going to Brisbane’s mobile laundry service for the homeless, Orange Sky Australia.

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That's a wrap!

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It's been an epic day of auctions across the city today.

An Alderley house has broken an 18-year suburb record when it sold at auction for $3.41 million.

Three friends joined their finances together to get into the property market at Acacia Ridge.

And in Tarragindi, one desperate homebuyer almost bought two houses at the same time when she registered to bid on two properties that were both going to auction at 12pm, and was leading the bidding on both houses at one stage.

Catch up on all today's drama in this special auction day blog and we'll be back to bring you more auction action next Saturday.

215 Hyde Road, Yeronga - Sold for $1.35 million

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A Melbourne family will be moving into this renovated post-war home after buying it at auction yesterday.

Six registered bidders took the property to market with the Melbourne family represented by a buyer's agent. The architectural extension behind the house was the wow factor that had buyers interested.

The three-bedroom house on 536 sqm had three offers prior to going to auction and the winning buyers were the first to view the property at the start of the auction campaign.

29 Welbeck Street, Alderley - New suburb record - Sold for $3.41 million

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After 18 years, the Brisbane suburb of Alderley has a new suburb record after this four-year-old home trumped it by almost $300,000 at auction yesterday.

Farrington House at 39 David Street, Alderley has held the suburb record since 2003 when it sold for $3.15 million.

Janine McDonald of Ray White Alderley had six registered bidders for the auction of 29 Welbeck Street, with four buyers actively participating.
A family upsizing from the next suburb bought the house.
"It speaks to the market but also the quality of the home. Both the house (on 946 sqm) and the position were outstanding."
The five-bedroom house, with a 12m inground heated pool, has been designed with a Queenslander-Hamptons style and has 180-degree views from the city, across Grange Forest Park, to Moreton Bay and the sand dunes of Moreton Island.
Well over 100 buyer groups inspected the house during the sales campaign with all local interest except for one buyer from North Queensland.

21 Highview Terrace, St Lucia - Sold for $1.81 million

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Doug Disher Real Estate held a charity auction to raise money for Orange Sky Australia before selling this five-bedroom house under the hammer.
Orange Sky sends vans out into the community as part of a free mobile laundry service for the homeless and struggling people of Brisbane. A total of $100 was raised with local businesses donating gift vouchers and goods to the cause.
The auction itself had 11 registered bidders and sold above reserve for $1.81 million to a young family.

10 Nind Street, Wavell Heights - Sold for $1.8 million

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Eleven registered bidders in a crowd of more than 150 took this recently renovated five-bedroom house to auction with five or six getting involved in what Ray White New Farm principal Matt Lancashire described as an 'epic auction'.

Bidding started at $1.35 million and local buyers bought the property.

Of the 11 registered to bid, two were from interstate, a few from up north and the rest were locals.

Agents: Matt Lancashire and Nick Mogridge, Ray White New Farm

253 Kent Street, Teneriffe - Sold for $2.525 million

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Seven bidders registered for the auction of this three-bedroom piece of inner-city gold on 304 sqm with local buyers winning in the end. Six of the seven bidders were active during the auction which sold without having to pause for negotiations.
"A lot of the locals are acting really swiftly at the moment," Ray White New Farm principal Matt Lancashire said.
"There has been heat from Sydney and Melbourne and expats so the locals are active now."
However he said in the prestige market, 50 per cent of Ray White New Farm deals are being made with interstate and overseas buyers.
"People are asking if the heat is coming out of the market. Today's bidding was epic. Generally when you start an auction, you wait to hear for an opening bid, but these were off straight away."
He said buyer's agents are invaluable in the current market to help with momentum, to negotiate for people who aren't experienced and introduce buyers to properties early in their sales campaigns.
Agents: Matt Lancashire and Patrick Goldsworthy, Ray White New Farm

32 Madgwick Street, Wynnum - Sold for $840,000

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Melbourne buyers who are currently renting in Brisbane have bought this four bedroom home on 673 sqm after three registered bidders took the property to auction.

Agent: David Lazarus, Belle Property Manly

15 Magalong Street, Holland Park West - Sold for $865,000

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First-home buyers have bought this three-bedroom home just 8km from the CBD.

The 617 sqm block had 8 bidders and its sale price puts it just above the median house price for the suburb which is currently sitting at $846,334.

Agent: Nick Bekker, Place Annerley

213 Postle Street, Acacia Ridge - Sold for $635,000

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Three woman pooled their finances to purchase this three-bedroom house on 1050 sqm after it came to market for the first time since it was built in 1957.

Ray White Annerley agent Bevan Powell was approached by one of the women, who lives in Salisbury, about whether she could buy property with the money from her super fund.

"I said you're not going to buy anything with that, so she found a couple of friends and they've bought together," Mr Powell said.

Thirteen bidders took the property to auction with the seller setting a reserve of $500,000.

"Shirley hasn't lived there for quite some time but she's always said that when the market gets to $500,000 she'll sell," Mr Powell said.

"I said the market is definitely past $500,000 now."

Two of the three women will live in the house before subdividing and building a new house on part of the property.

125 Alexandra Road, Clayfield - Sold for $2.092 million

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This was one for savvy buyers looking at the land bank and develop in the future and nine registered bidders attended.

Four buyers were actively bidding during the auction and a local man ended up buying the property for his daughter.

Agent: Nicholas Given, Ray White New Farm.

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