WATCH THE REPLAYS: Brisbane’s auctions hottest auctions

It was another huge day of auction action in Brisbane with homes across the city’s red hot property market going under the hammer. WATCH THE REPLAYS!

Investors who have held property for as little as four months are heading to auction on Saturday to capitalise on massive price growth.

Follow our live auction coverage throughout the day, as we livestream eight auctions from 8.30am to 4.45pm. We’ll also have replays for you so you don’t miss any of the action and don’t forget to follow our live Hammer Time auction results blog, also on the couriermail.com.au homepage.

SEE THE AUCTION LINE-UP

REPLAY: Post-war home sold for $1.375m

8.30AM – 9 Cranbrook St, Mitchelton

3 Bed / 2 Bath / 1 Car on 809 sqm

We’re starting the day in Mitchelton, 10km northwest of Brisbane, where house prices have climbed 23.5 per cent in 12 months and now sit at a median of $894,822, CoreLogic quarterly data out today shows. This post-war home on a large block is coming to market for the first time in 19 years and offers development potential. Build new to capture city views or renovate the existing house and enjoy the leafy surrounds.

Agent: Alison Euler, Alison Euler Properties

Auctioneer: Justin Nickerson, Apollo Auctions

8.30AM: 9 Cranbrook St, Mitchelton

REPLAY: Renovated Chermside West home sold for $1.065m

9.30AM – 17 Gresford St, Chermside West

3 Bed / 2 Bath / 1 Car on 688 sqm

We’re heading a little further north to Chermside West which has seen property prices increase 26.2 per cent in a year to $798,768. This home was bought in October last year in a sorry state and has been renovated ahead of its sale today and agents reckon it will be the first three-bedder in Chermside West to sell for more than $1m. It’s on a large block with the popular Downfall Creek nearby. New features include ducted airconditioning, a renovated kitchen with stone benches, chic bathroom tiling and new paint.

Agents: Dean Hamilton and Simon Brigden, LJ Hooker Stafford

Auctioneer: Justin Nickerson, Apollo Auctions

9.30AM: 17 Gresford St, Chermside West

REPLAY: Renovated beauty sells for $1.761M

11AM –15 Tindal St, Gordon Park

3 Bed / 2 Bath / 2 Car on 607 sqm

Moving closer to the city, 15 Tindal St at Gordon Park backs on to the popular Kedron Brook with its 23km of bikeways, and agents are expecting a large number of bidders. The post-war home has been partially renovated with new bathrooms and a kitchen, and fresh paint. The owner has lived here for eight years and is relocating. Gordon Park house prices have climbed 26 per cent in a year, and 9.3 per cent in the past three months, to $1,167,184.

Agent: Richard Mirosch, LJ Hooker Stafford

Auctioneer: Justin Nickerson, Apollo Auctions

11AM: 15 Tindal St, Gordon Park

REPLAY: ‘Blank canvas’ sells for $1.478M

NOON – 70 Norman St, East Brisbane

4 Bed / 3 Bath / 2 Car on 374 sqm

We’re crossing the river for our next auction which is in the inner suburb of East Brisbane where the median house price is $1,161,748 following a 25.6 per cent jump in 12 months. The current owners of 70 Norman St, East Brisbane are selling after 12 years and the home presents as a blank canvas for first-home buyers and renovators with at least eight registered bidders expected to turn up today.

Agents: Madi Roche and Cathy Roche, The Agency Brisbane

Auctioneer: Phil Parker of Ray White Ascot

NOON: 70 Norman St, East Brisbane

REPLAY: Blue chip pre-war home sells for $$3.07M

1PM – 51 Newman Ave, Camp Hill

5 Bed / 3 Bath / 4 Car on 810 sqm

Two suburbs away, blue chip real estate is up for grabs with the auction of 51 Newman Ave, Camp Hill. An investor bought this pre-war home on a double lot in December last year and is returning it to market at a time when property prices in Camp Hill have increased by 30 per cent in 12 months. This home is already one of the richest in the suburb and 45 mainly local buyer groups have inspected it ahead of the auction.

Agent: Dave Neilson, RE/MAX Bayside Properties

Auctioneer: David Holmes, Cooley Auctions

1PM: 51 Newman Ave, Camp Hill

2PM – 5/44 Beth Eden Tce, Ashgrove

4 Bed / 2 Bath / 2 Car

A two-level townhome with 189 sqm of living space and luxury finishes including Quantum Quartz concrete matt stone benchtops, a mouth blown glass pendant light made in Melbourne, designer Garath Ashton tapware and bathroom accessories, and smart home automation. Ashgrove house prices have grown 24.3 per cent in 12 months to $1,341,618.

Agent: Ashley Horswill and Simon Pringle, Collective Property Agents

Auctioneer: Peter Burgin of Place Woolloongabba

Unfortunately due to technical issues, the 2pm auction will no be livestreamed.

2PM: 5/44 Beth Eden Tce, Ashgrove

REPLAY: Renovator’s delight sells for $1.206M

4PM – 20 Cresthaven Dr, Mansfield

3 Bed / 2 Bath / 2 Car on 650 sqm

It’s been four months since this Mansfield home last sold. The owner bought it to renovate and rent out but has instead decided to take advantage of the massive movement in property prices and he’s renovated it to sell. Mansfield is 13km south of Brisbane where house values have grown nearly 8 per cent in three months or 21.8 per cent in 12 months to $872,376.

Agent: Damian Cochrane, Ray White Holland Park

Auctioneer: Justin Nickerson, Apollo Auctions

4PM: 20 Cresthaven Dr, Mansfield

REPLAY: Post-war home in booming suburb sells for $1.525M

4.45PM –23 Lutzow St, Tarragindi

4 Bed / 2 Bath / 2 Car on 607 sqm

Our final auction is in Tarragindi, where the median house price is now above $1m after growing 21.5 per cent in a year. This post-war home with landscaped gardens, a swimming pool, modern kitchen, and polished hardwood floors is attracting builders, investors and homeowners all keen bring the house up to the standard of the architect-designed homes around it.

Agent: Mark Diamond, Atlas Brisbane

Auctioneer: Justin Nickerson, Apollo Auctions

4.45pm: 23 Lutzow St, Tarragindi