They’re home to Australia’s rich and sometimes famous, but the difference in values across Queensland’s prestige streets can be millions. >QLD’s cheapest and most expensive streets revealed.
Queensland’s property boom has been so astounding, even its worst performing region – a major city – posted a healthy 8 per cent rise in values. See the nation’s best and worst performers list.
Buyers have widened their search beyond Queensland’s overheated coastal markets, looking for the next Noosa or Byron Bay. See where demand has soared.
Regional house prices nationally soared at their fastest pace in 35 years, and nowhere was that regional renaissance more acutely felt than in the “loved the death” Sunshine State.
VARIETY of properties being offered to the market this week.
RENOVATE, rebuild or just refurbish beachside house in sought-after area.
Supply plays pivotal role in shaping state of Qld property market
FIRST home buyers have a prime opportunity to get into the Gladstone market with property experts saying house prices in key suburbs are at 2005 levels.
Beaconsfield home impressive from front to back
MULTIPLE living spaces, lap pool and pontoon jetty at designer home with views across the canal.
STUNNINGLY modern but with features that provide a glimpse into the property’s rich history, 42a Branyan St is an impressive home.
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