Rare North Queensland cropping farm hits market for $14 million
One of North Queensland’s most productive broadacre farming operations, Mintram Farm, has been listed for sale walk-in-walk-out with a price tag of $14,000,000.
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Haycorp, the Brisbane-based residential developer founded by Leon and Silke Hayes, have just completed a six-bedroom, four-bathroom residence at 63 Lilley Street, Hendra, with A 7-star sustainability rating.
Strong demand drives successful sales of two South Australian pastoral holdings
Strong market confidence and favourable seasonal conditions across South Australia have underpinned the successful sales of two premier pastoral holdings - Mount Freeling Station near Lyndhurst and Gilles Downs Station near Iron Knob.
Centenarian bids farewell to original 1955 Salter Point home
In a deeply moving milestone for the Perth property market, 102-year-old Elaine Keesing has officially said goodbye to the beloved Salter Point sanctuary she and her late husband, Ross, handcrafted 71 years ago.
Step inside Wirrabara’s historic 100-year-old school turned country oasis
A rare piece of southern Flinders Ranges history has hit the market, offering buyers an extraordinary opportunity to secure a piece of local heritage spanning more than 1.64 hectares.
Historic Uriarra station sold in landmark deal
In what marks the largest ACT property transaction of the 2025/26 financial year, the historic Uriarra Station has officially settled following a discrete, four-month off-market campaign.
Clearance rate hits three-month high as all eyes turn to RBA
Ray White's national clearance has pushed back above 53 per cent, the strongest result recorded since mid-May, and a signal worth paying attention to.
Mosman's largest waterfront estate sells for $33 million+
Mosman's largest exclusive waterfront estate - a rare 5,223sqm holding on Sydney Harbour with its own private beach and deep-water boating facilities - has sold for $33 million+ in total.
Roseville family sanctuary hits the market after 35 years
When the current owners first stepped into this Roseville property in 1991, it was a charming three-bedroom Federation cottage.
Iconic octagonal home hits Cairns market
One of Far North Queensland’s most distinctive architectural properties has hit the market, offering buyers a rare chance to own an octagonal sanctuary designed for seamless indoor-outdoor tropical living.
Curved & Fluted: The Joinery Trend Raising the Bar in Brisbane Homes
In Brisbane’s competitive real estate market, standard off-the-shelf cabinetry is no longer cutting it for prestige buyers. As our city’s median price holds at record highs, buyers are looking for bespoke craftsmanship and fluted, ribbed timber detailing has emerged as the clear mark of a luxury home. Here is how vertical timber ribbing and curved … […]
WHY BRISBANE’S PROPERTY MARKET HAS A ‘SNIFFLE’ AND NOT THE FLU
“Mate, how are you coping? I heard online that the market is getting a hiding!” This is what a mate of mine said on the weekend. A lot of people have a lot of opinions about the property market, so it’s important to know where they are speaking from and what they are talking about, … […]
Fortnightly Snapshot | 21/07/26 – 03/08/26
The Return of Earthy Ochre: How Sun-Baked Tones Are Driving Brisbane Real Estate Premiums
In Brisbane’s fast-moving property market, presentation is directly tied to price tag. With our local median house price sitting firmly above $1.15 million and interstate buyers constantly searching for turnkey luxury, first impressions at weekend open homes count for everything. The latest trend catching buyers’ eyes? The shift away from cool grey tones toward warm, sun-baked … […]
WHY PROVIDING A PRICE GUIDE CAN HURT BOTH BUYERS AND SELLERS
A $100 million dollar fine. You read that right, a ONE HUNDRED MILLION DOLLAR FINE is what a real estate agency is facing in Melbourne for underquoting at auctions. Surely there is an easier way. The Queensland way! Plenty of southern real estate ‘experts’ have travelled north of the border to try and tell us … […]
Fortnightly Snapshot | 07/07/2026 – 20/07/2026
Texture as the New Neutral: Why Architectural Wall Finishes are Commanding a Real Estate Premium
In Brisbane’s fast-moving luxury property market, first impressions are everything. With the city’s median house price hovering at historic highs and premium buyers demanding turnkey perfection, property presentation has shifted away from predictable, mass-produced finishes. The biggest indicator of this shift? The complete rejection of flat, clinical white walls. In 2026, premium property styling and high-end … […]
HOW SUPERANNUATION RULE CHANGES CAN CHIP AWAY AT CONFIDENCE
Trust is a funny thing. It takes decades to build and only moments to lose. I was recently away when the Federal Government announced changes to lending rules for Self Managed Super Funds (SMSFs). The policy itself surprised me, but not as much as what it represents. Unlike negative gearing and even the proposed capital … […]
Fortnightly Snapshot | 23/06/2026 – 06/07/2026
Ahead of the Curve: Why Sculptural Sofas are Dominating Brisbane Property Staging
In Brisbane’s competitive 2026 real estate market, standard property presentation is no longer enough to command a premium. With house medians sitting comfortably over $1.1 million and premium buyers actively seeking turnkey, high-end lifestyles, presentation directly impacts equity. The biggest indicator of this shift? The dramatic comeback of the rounded living room couch. Once a mid-century … […]
