Fourteen Queensland towns and suburbs recorded eye-watering price growth above 50 per cent in the past year, with one small but mighty locale leading the charge. See the top performers.
Hundreds of desperate Queensland renters have been targeted by scammers taking advantage of the state’s housing crisis, with authorities revealing just how much they have lost so far.
Where today’s first-home buyers are choosing to start their property journey has been revealed, with new data showing a state-by-state breakdown by postcode.
The Aussie megastar’s new luxury apartment in the Manhattan neighbourhood of Chelsea has jaw-dropping views of the New York City and the Hudson River. See inside.
A coastal property that was reported to have caught the eye of Chris Hemsworth has changed hands, settling a long running rumour about the Hollywood actor’s plans for a big move.
While Julia Roberts spends her New Year in Australia, its been revealed that she recently bought a five-storey century-old Victorian Revival-style home in San Francisco.
An entire mountain in QLD has hit the market for the first time – close to the Brisbane Valley Rail Trail – with wild koalas, kangaroos and native birds.
After a recordbreaking year for real estate, Queensland is on the cusp of more double digit growth. Here’s what the experts predict will happen across the property spectrum.
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They are the Queensland suburbs where median house prices have fallen since the pandemic began. And while some are not too far from some of the hottest markets, it would seem the secret is out.
Queensland richlister Therese Rein has cashed in big time on investments she made in Noosa, selling multiple blocks in a row for over $10m and buying two more homes for over $8m.
After peaking in popularity during the ‘60s and ‘70s, motels fell out of favour. But in post-pandemic times, the modest motel is ticking plenty of boxes, especially for smart DIY investors. Here’s why.
More than a third of Australia’s ‘supercharged’ property suburbs are located in the Sunshine State, with Queensland the ‘go-to’ state for high-net buyers with $10m-plus to splash.
Emotion, desperation and FOMO are driving Queensland’s booming housing market, with buyers, sellers and agents alike struggling to price the state’s most prized commodity – homes.
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