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Ultimate Byron hinterland haven hits market
A rare 52 hectare Byron hinterland farm with prime agricultural soils and dual living potential has hit the market, as its owners prepare to downsize to manage expanding international business ventures.
First home buyers: 12 months of the 5% deposit scheme
One year on since the Australian Government expanded its 5 per cent deposit scheme by removing strict income caps, lifting regional price thresholds, and eliminating the annual cap on available places, has the scheme delivered on its promise?
Historic Pringles Farm sanctuary listed for sale in Kobble Creek
After more than a quarter of a century of, long-time owners Bob and Barb Ritchie have placed ''Thytheholme' at Kobble Creek ' - the historic 64.7 hectare homestead of Pringles Farm - on the market.
Shaun Lockyer designed Highgate Hill family home hits the market
A landmark Highgate Hill residence combining early 20th-century Queenslander character with a contemporary design by award-winning Shaun Lockyer Architects has hit the market.
Fortnightly Snapshot | 29/09/26 – 12/10/26
Ray White Upper North Shore & Northern Beaches opens 11th office
Ray White Upper North Shore & Northern Beaches have announced a major strategic expansion, securing high-performing real estate agents James Leith and Tamara Lawless to spearhead the growth of a brand-new team and anchor the network’s upcoming 11th office.
Sunshine Coast's ultimate family sanctuary unveiled
A rare coastal estate at Mudjimba on the Sunshine Coast has hit the market for $8,950,000, offering a unique solution to south east Queensland’s most elusive property combination: private acreage within a kilometre of the beach.
Former Bindoon Agricultural College hits the market near Perth
One of Western Australia's most historic and expansive agricultural holdings has hit the market for the first time in 90 years.
Wakeboarding champion Harley Clifford lists Sanctuary Cove estate
Eight-time world wakeboarding champion and Gold Coast local Harley Clifford has listed his Sanctuary Cove house to the market.
The Dark Timber Revival: Bringing Grounded Elegance to Sub-Tropical Homes
While pale blonde timbers like Tasmanian Oak have dominated Queensland interiors for years, a richer, more sophisticated finish is making waves in luxury Brisbane property: dark walnut, smoked oak, and deep stained timber. Here is how dark wood accents add a layer of boutique-hotel elegance that grabs buyers’ attention. 1. Creating High-Contrast Impact In light, … […]
HOW INTEREST RATE HIKES IMPACT BUYERS AND SELLERS DIFFERENTLY
As the expression goes, how do you know if someone has run a marathon? Don’t worry, they’ll tell you! With that now noted, I feel compelled to inform you that I have run a marathon and I feel much better for having shared that with you. That said, this property market feels a lot like … […]
Historic Eynesbury Estate offers dual-lot potential in growth corridor
A 145.91 hectare farm in Melbourne’s western growth corridor has hit the market for the first time in generations, presenting a rare opportunity for both agricultural buyers and strategic investors.
Fortnightly Snapshot | 15/09/2026 – 28/09/2026
Grounded Living: Low-Slung Lounges Tailored for Brisbane Floor Plans
Open-plan living is a staple of Brisbane residential architecture, but filling large, open rooms with bulky, high-backed furniture can disrupt sightlines and restrict foot traffic. Enter the low-slung, modular lounge, the go-to furniture choice for top property stylists across South East Queensland. Here is why low-profile seating is transforming Brisbane living spaces and boosting buyer … […]
‘MEASURED’ BUT THERE IS VALUE IN MORE THAN BRICKS AND MORTAR
Last Saturday, as I drove into The Calile Hotel car park on James Street, I could feel the weight of expectation. It was the first major auction of Spring and the result could help set the tone for the season ahead. After a more cautious few weeks, there was a market inside hoping for something … […]
Fortnightly Snapshot | 01/09/26 – 14/09/26
Tactile Layering: Why Brisbane Buyers Are Falling for Soft Fabric
When staging a home for sale, how a room feels is just as important as how it looks. With buyers shying away from flat, sterile staging, successful property presentation in 2026 relies on rich, highly tactile fabrics like slubby linen, chunky bouclé, and woven wools. Here is how textural soft furnishings can instantly elevate your home’s presentation … […]
BRISBANE MARKET IS STILL GOOD, JUST NOT AS SWEET
Someone said to me recently, almost like they were talking about my favourite footy team, “I hear auctions aren’t working.” I looked at them with my head tilted to the side, the same way a Labrador looks at its owner doing something it doesn’t quite understand. I knew what they meant. Auction clearance rates are … […]
Fortnightly Snapshot | 18/08/2026 – 31/08/2026
