In the face of so much change and development in Brisbane, one must ask oneself, what will the future look like in Brisbane?
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Areas in Queensland where post-war Queenslanders are common are: Holland Park, Carina, Wynnum, parts of Indooroopilly, St Lucia, Stafford, Wavell Heights, Geebung, Zillmere, Banyo and Nudge.
Tough times are a thing of the past for the Brisbane apartment market as construction approvals increase and investors return.
It pays to have your smarts about you when attending an open home. Your due diligence will be well rewarded, whether or not you decide to make the property your own.
There’s really no reason not to buy in a flood zone – as long as you know what you’re in for.
Whether you’re investing in an apartment to rent out, or buying one to move into yourself, these high-growth hotspots are destined to continue their upward momentum.
If you’re on the hunt for a house, we’ve done the hard yards for you. Take a look at these high-performing suburbs to fast-track your search.
With Brisbane property prices expected to outperform every other Australian city over the next three years, now is a great time for informed investors to make their move.
There’s a reason people are moving to this vibrant city, but do your homework before rushing in to buy a house or apartment.
Making your first foray into real estate is exciting, whether you’re moving out of home for the first time or you’re ready to take the leap from renting to owning.